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Brad Hunton At point point do you start to enjoy the "fruits of your labor"?
26 August 2022 | 9 replies

Over the past six years of slowly growing my portfolio I have gotten to the point of my very lean F.I. number. We haven't spent a dime of our rental income since I started and have just reinvested to 13 LTR's and stil...

Robin Boyer Do Any Investors Need Any Free Labor Anything I Can Do In Trade.
15 June 2017 | 1 reply

Hello Bigger Pockets I have been a member for a few years on and off while reading a lot of messages making contacts. A lot of good information has come my way and I am now more excited than ever to say I am jumping i...

Luke Babich How much would you pay for labor on this 140 sqft kitchen rehab?
20 June 2017 | 1 reply

My business partner @Ben Mizes and I are bringing on a GC to help us rehab a 140 sq ft kitchen. Here's a floorplan: We're planning to remove the yellow counter on the left, and put in a new fridge there. We will repla...

Oscar Kramer Can I claim DIY labor on capital improvement towards primary home's cost basis
10 May 2023 | 1 reply

I plan on adding a paved patio to our home, which would count as a capital improvement. Estimates hover around $30K. I priced the materials at around $5K. If I do the work myself, can I somehow claim $30K when it come...

Joshua Sun Advice on how to pay for labor, equpiment and supplies first BRRRR property.
5 January 2024 | 12 replies

For labor we were thinking of using our business checking account to wire money or even use Venmo through our business account.For things such as furnace, flooring, paint, lighting, etc. we were thinking of using our ...

Demarcus Crump Finance Cost- Leaning material/labor cost as well as HML cash to close cost
9 May 2023 | 2 replies

Greetings BP Fam, getting the gist on how to run my numbers when it comes to FIX & FLIPS. Im wondering whats a great way to learn the cost of materials and labor  AS WELL AS my finance cost when it comes to HML an...

Kenneth Lim How To Borrow Money From The Bank To Get Started?
23 April 2008 | 13 replies

Hi, for a newbie who just starting out, no job, no house, no asset, not much cash in pocket... I would like to know how the other guys who started out in this kinda situation make it?

Any experience to share? :cry:

Joshua Rogers Emotions in Real Estate * WARNING... Whining ahead! *
11 April 2023 | 17 replies

I'll try to keep this brief to some degree.  I own a few single family homes, I make fairly decent passive income, but I am bored out of my mind.  Perhaps it's an issue for my counselor, not BP, but I saw there was a ...

Ana Hyler I have enough now to retire in 5 years!
10 February 2015 | 37 replies

We started investing 5 years ago… and we’re really proud of our accomplishments so far. In 5 years we went from being tenants to owning our residence plus 19 rental doors! Both my husband and I still have our ful...

Taylor Shapiro J Scott says he pays 25-35% for labor. Does that include the GC's share?
21 August 2013 | 2 replies

First of all, I want to thank BiggerPockets and J Scott for teaming up and creating 2 fantastic books on flipping properties. I highly recommend people check them out if they haven't already. I'm just starting "Th...