In 2016 I did a 1031 exchange and I'm trying to figure out the depreciation for the replacement property.This is the information I found when doing some research:http://www.1031.us/PDF/Depreciationof1031.pdfLet’s say ...
Hello world!This week OpenAI announced the launch of its custom GPT functionality. I started one to help STR hosts (free to use):ChatGPT - STR Property Optimizer (openai.com)The focus is on discount pricing strategie...
Hello BP nation! I need your help! I am having a trouble to price this view. My first rehab project is happens to be an old million dollars house with a $????$ view in Palm Springs, CA. There is a very few houses aro...
Has anyone ever had their tenant pay from the 15th to 15th based on their pay check cycle? I have a tenant that said the realtor I use to find tenants for me told him that he could pay on the 15th on each month. I ju...
I had some water damage at a rental back in February. The insurance company snd adjuster keeps making excuses and dragging the process a long. Its September and I haven't received anything. I haven't been able to repa...
Hi, apologises if this is the wrong forum to request advice on insurance claims. Following the recent storms in the US my Davenport property sustained roof, window and interior water damage. I contacted the insurance...
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So I am looking to learn the math when dealing with R.E., is there some special quadratic equation that I need to have handy to be able to calculate APR, interests, etc. how do I figure out how much to...
Hello,I have a question about adjusting the price for a rental property. If I have a rental listed at $650/month and have two people interested but now want to increase the rent to $700 to bring it up to market value...
Greetings all, in Brandon’s analysis webinar last week, he hit a point where the deal he was looking at didn’t pencil out using the rental rate suggested by Rent-O-Meter, but then he suggested that renovating the unit...
Seems like every retail deal in my area is selling at $100/ft2....would it be easy enough to say that every property selling at $70/ft2 is a deal...thoughts?