Morning All!I'm excited to say that I have taken the first steps to purchase my first rental property with another investor in my area. We are purchasing two rental homes in the area under a LLC. Has anyone personally...

three colleagues and myself are going to form a real estate partnership. Our goals are to put money into our partnership on a yearly basis and purchase real estate on a yearly basis. We started looking at mfh. We put ...

Hello,Okay so I'm just starting out as an investor. I am a agent the Phx area. but new to the investing side i got a couple questions. I have a deal I'm looking to get into. its  4 unit multi family. monthly rents 230...

Investment Info:
Large multi-family (5+ units) buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $1,900,000

Cash invested: $600,000

This property was found on market and was operating as 14 individual cab...

I apologize if this has already been asked:
I purchased a condo in 2019 to flip using hard money and it will sell in 2020. 
Do I enter the full purchase price in my Cost of Purchases or just the down payment on the ...

I'm looking at turnkey properties in Kansas City, MO and Cleveland, OH and would like to hear others experiences (good and bad) with different turnkey companies that serve Kansas, Missouri and/or Ohio.

Hi BP Community I am a newbie investor and trying to invest in the Mid West with the hope to generate positive cash flow. Since this is my first investment I am trying to play it a little safe. My concern is that I am...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $35,000

Cash invested: $60,000

Purchased a property with our son in Butte, MT that had two dwellings on it. Comple...

Any other Newark investors using cap rates to back into a purchase price when making offers on small multi-families (2-4 units)? I closed on a duplex in northern Ironbound earlier this spring at a cap rate of 7.5% (in...

Found a duplex and need some help with the numbers. I've been looking for deals on single and multi-family houses but i can't get the numbers to work right on any of them. At least i'm learning, right :) Am I overesti...