Hello all,I am looking at acquiring my first apt complex and I'm not sure exactly what information is necessary to provide to my money partner.I already have a vague picture through having effective gross income/opera...

Keep reading that to start investing you need money. But what if you have limited funds, even after budgeting, saving, etc, and will continue to have limited funds for the foreseeable future?  SHould you just not get ...

Is anyone familiar with Jerome Village?  On its resident fees page, it states that the Jerome Village Community Development Authority can charge up to 2% income charge.  It sounds like it's a 2% income tax.  "Income C...

If you plan to be a passive investor in a multifamily syndication, you need to understand what a Private Placement Memorandum (most commonly referred to a the PPM for short) is, why it is needed and what should be con...

Some investors will use the BRRRR strategy where I’m from. Everywhere I read they mention things like appraisals coming in low, people not refinancing for what they hoped for, unexpected construction costs, it taking ...

Hello,I wanted feedback on a deal I am working on in the Syracuse, NY area. It's a nice neighborhood and close to amenities.I have an offer accepted on a 6-unit apartment building, which includes 5 1-bedroom apartment...

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On the podcasts, @Brandon Turner always suggests we introduce ourselves in the forums when we join the community and being that one of my new year's resolutions is to take a more active role in the community...

I am closing on a 5 family very soon. It's my first buy and hold. All of the tenants are TAW with no lease agreements in place. There are no security deposits and no last months rent being held and the rents are well ...

Here are some Key Takeaways for You to Turn Your Multifamily Real Estate Dreams Into Reality:➡️Define personal goals. Clearly identify what you want to achieve in real estate and use that as a guiding force throughout...

Since note dividends are taxed at the same rate as regular income, and there are no tax benefit like depreciation or mortgage interest deductions, I am looking back to real estate to help avoid keeping 63% or less of ...