Hi all,I'm taking action to flip my first property this year. And, I also intend to wholesale - both as a means of building up capital which will then be used towards buy and hold properties. With that I have already ...

I know there are a lot of hidden costs in buying a home to live in and even more when buying an investment property.  I am trying to figure out how much I can afford without taking on too much risk.  I'm planning on a...

I've been studying investing in RE for several months now and I've occasionally run across an email that is boasting about a individual property's "Replacement Cost Equity", usually a SFR. If I am correct, this v...

Hi,I am new to real estate investing and would like to buy my first-ever home in SoCal. I am struggling to find property since there is too much demand at the moment. I am also having liquidity issues at the moment. H...

Residential real estate investing has the potential to be very profitable. But how much do you need to invest in real estate and generate steady passive income?
Unfortunately, the perceived excessive costs involved ...

Im looking for a good word or excel example of a deal analysis sheet to present to an investor that will hopefully be funding a flip. I do not need anything complicated just something simple that hits the main points....

I'm fresh out of college, about to start my first job. I will be moving and do not believe in renting. I'm not the type to buy myself a "starter home" either. However im not financially set to buy my "dream" home as o...

Hi BP,I've been buying houses, remodeling them and then selling them in the Bay Area for the past couple of years. I now want to take on new developments, buying a lot, building a new house and then selling it all und...

Do you have "start up costs" for each rental property or is it a one time expense for your first property only and ends when you list it for rent? I can't find info on if this is a one time expense when you first get ...

When investing in real estate, I know your money is made when you buy and not when you sell. With that said, does anyone have any additional tips on how to cut costs on materials when flipping?