Hi everyone,I'm somewhat hesitant of buying a building this old in terms of not being able to discover all the "hidden" and perhaps critical issues that might be present. Besides having an inspector to go through the ...
I am wondering what your "trigger point" is? By this I mean when you are analyzing a deal what makes you decide to pull the trigger and move forward?
For buy & hold investors if you use CoCR what % gets y...
Newbie investor in FL. I have been told by a real estate agent that her investors stay away from houses that are on septic as renters don't take care of what is flushed down and it can be a major expense. Just wanted ...
Hi All - I bought a primary home in 2018 @ 2.75% for 650k and have ~450k remaining on the mortgage. I have my property listed for rent for $8500 and will likely rent between 7k-8K (similar homes rent for this amount)...
Oh man how I hate doing taxes! Although I must admit that as I learn more and more, it does get a bit less intimidating. I've got pretty slim chances of getting an audience with a CPA this week so I hope one of you ...
Hello BP Fam,I'm new to real estate investing and looking for advice. I am planning to purchase a new townhome in a high demand suburb North of Austin, Texas with the intention of buying and selling it for a quick fli...
So I felt like this would be a good subject to journal, both for the input from the pros and as a loose guide for others venturing into this field of investment.
Although I have been involved in the purchase...
Hello, my name is Jeff and i'm new to RE investing. I would like your honest opinions and feedback ( negative or positive ) so i can improve my self and situation. My goals are to own commercial real estate to generat...
Hello everyone!My name is Tom and my wife is Tuyen. We are aspiring real estate investors who recently moved to San Antonio, TX. In the midst of moving, we also purchased our first home and have caught the real estate...
I do not mean to ask about buying a tax lien, which is different.
My county in PA has first an "upset sale" , in which you are buying the actual property, but any mortgages, liens, etc. are still attatched ....