Investment Info:

Single-family residence wholesale investment.

Purchase price: $50,000

Sale price: $160,000

Contributors:
Peter Vekselman

Partner Driven and Archie Raglin bought this ...

Curious to check my target rate of return with other investors in Columbus, OH on buy and hold properties. Assuming rental income of $700 - $850 per unit within multi-families and roughly $1,500 in 3 bedroom / 2 bath ...

Hi Everyone, 1st post! I will be graduating in May and I plan on pursuing a career in real estate but not sure which path to take. Im debating between starting my own real estate company and investing on a full time b...

It is official. Today is my 32nd birthday and I did not achieve my goal that I set back in January to close on an 8-20 unit apartment building.I will not be celebrating my birthday this year. No parties. No travels. N...

I was wondering what target and actual cash returns are people getting investing in multifamily 5+ units in Illinois?I am targeting 20%, however, achieving closer to 15% with self management. We invest in west and sou...

I’m a renewed member of BP.  I signed up a while back, but have just been listening to the older pod casts and hadn’t really had much time or movement to get started in investing.  However, I’m ready to get started no...

Good Morning BiggerPockets,We all know the first thing you need to do to accomplish something is to set a goal. The next thing to do is to develop a plan to achieve that goal. Although establishing a goal is the easie...

Can you analyze 15+ units using Biggerpockets calculators? Basically, is there any shortcut to analyze this large multifamily using this calculators or do I need to do it manually? Thanks!

My name is Andrew Hyder and I am new here. Over the last 6 months I have read over a dozen books, listened to most of the bigger pockets podcasts, and educated myself from other avenues. I have lived and breathed lear...

I buy in Birmingham where okayish properties list for 50k, can be rent ready for 2-5k, and have ARVs of 80-90k.
If I can put 5k in and get the appraisal to 85k that will allow me to be front end profitable on rentals...