Alright landlords, in your professional opinion.Which would you rather deal with - longer vacancy periods or higher tenant turnover?  By that I mean - Property A sits vacant for 6-9 months, then gets a tenant for 3 ye...

As we currently sit, interest rates are moving in a favorable direction meaning more and more buyers will begin to enter the market for investment properties. With a large increase in buyers, we can expect to see pric...

Hello BP community,I recently came across an expired listing and after looking into the property and running some numbers on the BP calculators believe this could be a very profitable fix and flip. The property has be...

Hi everyone,We are working on our first deal and after sitting on the sidelines for a while and reading all thing BP, we are very excited to have our first offer accepted!  We are looking for advice on how to structur...

We all know that banks never want to go lower, especially when they just lowered the price. But obviously the longer it is sitting on their books, the lower they will be willing to go.

I've run the numbers on a bank...

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My name is Robert Jenkins i'm a commercial agent with Marcus and Millichap, that nations largest most successful commercial investment firm. This is both a blessing and blunder. The coaching, mentoring, and te...

I am under contract for a townhome in the Disney area, investing from out of state. This is a 4-bedroom unit, although on the smaller side. From the pictures, I see a small dining table that seats four plus two stools...

In looking to scale, do lenders largely expect you to maintain reserves (~6 months) for stabilized properties you already own when looking to underwrite future deals? Obviously, it benefits them to do so to mitigate t...

Hi! I was reading about the interest tracing rules and it seems like if I do a cash out refi (even on a primary residence) and then put that cash in a separate investment banking account, I can begin writing off inter...

I have a family friend who is going to loan me money to get started with real estate investing. I’ve heard that i have to let the money sit in my account for 60 days before I can use it for real estate. Is there anywa...