Outside of the carve outs in loans (fraud, etc), for non-recourse debt what other risk factors are there for a KP?

Hey all,I'm from San Francisco and am new to the Indianapolis investment scene. In my search for rental properties, I found myself wondering what factors are the most important in a rental property. More specifically,...

Hi. I'm looking for some help understanding the best way to factor in roof replacement cost, at a given time in the future, to the offer price. I would categorize this as CapEx expense of course but my question is a...

Has anyone heard of Big Money Real Estate Solutions out of Littleton, Co ?? They are an investment partnership firm looking for investors to partner with, utilizing their capitial for property purchases. I won't bore ...

Hi Everyone, I am looking for peoples experience in buying when considering the crime in an area and how much crime is too much. Personally, I've lived a majority of my life in California (Palms in LA, Richmond CA whe...

I've read several iterations of 'How to Calculate NOI' here on Bigger Pockets and most all indicate we should not include capital improvements or additions, principal and interest, amortization loan points, income tax...

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I am trying to work the numbers on a deal that I am interested in and am curious as to what Capital Expenses I should average into my long-term costs? For example: if the roof is already in good shape, should...

Im looking to use this formula to calculate my offers on deals to cash buyers who fix and flip. It was suggested that I calculate fixed costs at 15% of the ARV, and the end buyers profit at 30% of the ARV. Is this rea...

Hey everyone! I just wanted to bring your attention to a new security feature for BiggerPockets users. We're always striving to make sure your time spent with us better, and in this case, we're aiming to make sure we ...

I input my numbers in the calculator and it states, I should purchase the house for 127k. I planned on putting 20% down and my loan would have been about 127k anyway. Should I factor in the down payment?