Richard Merkuris
Is it wrong to raise rents on existing tenants every 6 months
Is it wrong to raise rents on existing tenants after property has been purchased every 6 months tell rent is to rent level in area? (increments of $25 which would be a total of 2years in all to reach)
Colin Orlowski
How Do You Manage Your Contractor During the Remodel
Hello, Im planning ahead and wondering how some of you have managed the rehab and your contract. Once you have the contractor/GC you are wanting to work with, how do you both set expectations of what will be done and ...
Pradeep Velugubantla
New to BiggerPockets
Hi there,I'm new to BiggerPockets and real estate investing.As I start searching for investment houses, I am considering registering an LLC (I'm not quite sure if that's the right. Do you know which state would be be...
Matthew Mclean
What financial rules do you follow when buying? Negative cash flow?
Would you consider negative cash flow for a house that will appreciate and rents will increase?
Brandon Hill
Renting out units with unpermitted work?
I bought a major fixer-upper in Chicago a few years back. I completed the rehab in 2021. I got it all done without a permit including electrical, plumbing, HVAC.
Okay. I know. I know. What I did was not exactly best...
David C.
Schedule C or Schedule E ? Pros - Cons
I have read sources/watched videos, etc. regarding reporting rental income on your Schedule C vs. Schedule E. Each source comments on why one may be better or the other. Frankly, it seems like depending upon the sou...
Florence Lecuyer
2% rule in California
Hi, I'm new in Real Estate, so I'm interested in your advice. I would like to invest in Real Estate in a "buy and hold" property, with long term gain objectives (I don't have much time to manage it, so can't flip hous...
Jacob Butler
legality and morality
I had an idea the other day, and I was just trying to touch base to see how other people feel about it, basically it entails, having a friend or partner low ball a property harshly that way when you give your offer (w...
Albert L.
'small' vs 'bigger' property management companies
[loose definitions - 'small' being mom & pop shop managing less than 100 units. 'big' being anything bigger with staff, software, typically managing no less than 400 units.]What has your experience been with your ...
Evan Spicer
Help with House flipping model, please :)
Hello, I'm Evan and I'm starting a house flipping/real estate business along with two other guys. We each bring a specific skill set to the table. I am a 27 year old general contractor, I can do anything in a hou...