Dear BP-Community,I read J Scott's book about how to estimate rehab costs. That is a really great book and I find the technique he describes very helpful.However I feel like there are a few items where it's going to b...

Hey everyone,  I am new to real estate investing and am currently learning how to analyze out-of-state rental properties. I live in San Francisco and am looking to invest in 3-4 unit properties in Columbus, OH (althou...

I asked my normal 1031 company and they said it’s doable but expensive so my question to everyone is...I’m looking at selling a property and ending up with let’s say 80k cash, the next property that I’m am looking to ...

I'm going through the process of analyzing properties to see if they'll get a good CoCROI. Most of the properties I'm looking at are in relatively good condition (i.e. NOT fixer-uppers or foreclosures). When you guys ...

Hi bigger pockets, I've been spending a ton of time reading the forums and I love it! Hell, I went to engineering school and I feel like I learn more on here than I did in school!

I'm currently in the process of fin...

I've read in different books and articles that when first looking at properties there can be a high level rule of thumb for rehab estimates.  
For example, if lite rehab is needed estimate X per square foot (i.e. may...

Hey BP Family!! As I look to purchase my first property, my fear and nerves are constantly keeping me from obtaining this milestone..with my biggest fear being estimating rehab costs initially. I fear the idea of purc...

Hi Everyone! I know the book of estimating rehab cost is a good one, but is there any other ways to figure out how a rehab will cost?

Does it make sense to rehab a house for what it will appraise for, even if the COCROI is 16%?

Hi,  looking at an article I saw on BP, if a house was built in 1902 I would est $1 per sf for every year old for rehab.  That would make this estimate, for a house just under 900 sf, about $90,000 to rehab?  Is this ...