How do you calculate cost segregation tax benefit per investor based on dollar amount invested in a multifamily syndication? For example, if the total tax benefit from the cost segregation is $2m , total capital raise...

Hello Bigger Pockets!
I'm excited to share some insights about commercial multifamily investing in Mobile, Alabama.
1. Market Analysis: Mobile, AL has a promising market for commercial multifamily properties. The ci...

All,I'm negotiating on a deal and the sellers attorney advised him that instead of going subject to for 1 year that we do a wraparound. So essentially this would involve us closing on the sale but having all of the do...

I bought a single family rental 8 months ago. The tenant of 8 years has signed a new lease. The house was in need of numerous repairs. I replaced the roof, put some new flooring, remodeled the bath, and painted outsid...

Hey REI Experts! My wife and I (both educators) recently decided to build long wealth for ourselves and our children starting in 2022! This is the first of many steps in that direction and we have some questions to st...

I purchased a SFH located in KC, MO back in 2015 for 75k. The home was built in 1953. Earlier this month there was a fire (no personal injury) that resulted in a total loss of the property. Replacement value was 75k; ...

Cash returns have two distinct aspects that are intertwined.1️⃣ The ability of the asset to generate free cash flows (Operating Income) 🔼2️⃣ The amount of cash available to investors                ➡ Operating Profit ...

The IRS link- https://www.irs.gov/retirement-plans/one-participant-401k-pl... mentions, "The one-participant 401(k) plan isn't a new type of 401(k) plan. It's a traditional 401(k) plan covering a business owner with n...

Hello BP Family!Thanks for taking a look at my second post regarding my companies new business plan. For some context to this please see my first post P1: Capital Acquisition. For those just joining the game. I've bro...

My wife sent me a TikTok Video that blew my mind. He outlines what essentially amounts to a BRRRR but with the caveat that the property is owned by his LLC and then sold to his wife. I assume this makes sense because ...