Hey BP Family,
I have found a house that has good potential as a BRRRR deal and am looking for a good trustworthy contractor to help me assess the rehab costs. This home is in Philadelphia.
Thanks for your help and...
Hi. I wanted to ask if this is a smart move. I am just starting and I want to own a 4-unit multifamily in Los Angeles, CA. This will be an expensive purchase. I plan to put 50% down to get some positive cash flow on t...
I recently ran across a property that was listed by a broker. It was built in 2019, and it is listed as a .70% cap rate. It is only 43% occupied. They gave the proforma, and if ALL the projections of that proforma ...
Ok 2 family house potential income 1300 month both units rented out
breakdown cost 50k
25% down 12,500
loan 37,500
taxes 3200
insurance 1300-1500
bank of america pre approved me at 40k with taxes on 30 year ...
Hey guys,
I am trying to asses the deal of a condo in 72 Park Miami Beach
https://72parkmiamibeachcondo.com/
The apartment is 1 Bedroom + 1 Den + 1 Bathroom
755 Sq/f + 195 sq/f Balcony
14th Floor North facing
...
I’m diving into the world of tract home development and looking to learn more about the financial analysis process for unimproved land. Specifically, I’m interested in understanding the costs, potential returns, risks...
Hey!So this neighborhood I would say is a C/C+. The rent is all over the place with comps but I would assume fixed up, this should pull $1700 due to its location. You are literally minutes away from an A neighborhood ...
Hello beautiful people of BP! I need some advice and insight. My main question is for condo-purchasing: If I purchase a condo in let's say Brickell or Wynwood, could I say it is more likely to rise in value long-term ...
Here are my thoughts. Am I on the right track? Am i missing anything. Do i need a realtor? I have a title company.Well i have a plan for this home i want to purchase. I submitted my offer today for 15k and was told th...
hi -- i've got a rental property I purchased this year -- I know for depreciation I have to pull out the land value -- is there any set way of doing that? can I just estimate about 20% of the purchase price?