hiI bought a property in Atlanta area 5 years agoPrice 40kNoi =7kCap rate = 17.5 percentQuestion:  property is now paid offCan I think and articulate , saying cap rate is now 100 percent??

Trying a different approach to help me get into owning commercial Properties. I want to kill two birds with one stone or three birds. 1. Buying a single-family home that could create enough value by rehab or by adding...

I am a new investor just finalizing my second property that I thought went really well. I wanted to post a success story to encourage any other new investors. Starting out it can feel like the strategies the 'big time...

Many HVAC professionals really push installing a second furnace in larger gut rehabs that have ducting or other issues in the field. The two other methods I am aware of are installing a motorized main damper to direct...

I bought a 3/1 SFH for $22k put $6900 in rehab but the county has the land valued at $32,400. So I can’t take depreciation? I understand that it is the purchase price minus land value divided by 27.5 gives me what I c...

My strategy has been buy foreclosed properties that need work pay cash for them (using HELOC on personal home).  Put in sweat equity to fix them up and I rent/maintain them myself.  In 6 months I get a cash out 30 yea...

I am primarily confused with how to get my money out to repeat the process.
Let's say I use HML and put 20% down on a 100k property so I get an 80k loan from the HML. The rehab cost is 50k borrowed from HML. The clos...

Bigger Pockets Community,I've been working on an underwriting tool to pick and choose Short Term Rental investments that are most likely to cash flow highly, and generate returns. Also, to verify that an investment is...

Greetings all,
We’ve all read methods on how to analyze a real estate deal, running numbers, estimating rehab costs, incorporating taxes, capital expenses, etc. How much time and effort do we put into analyzing the l...

I recommend to anyone 2 different paths when purchasing a primary residence. The snowball method or the portfolio method.
The snowball is buying the worst house in a great area. Most likely going to be single family...