If I use your 20k to purchase and sell a property where the net profit is 40k, and assuming we split it 50/50, your ROI is 100%. What’s mine?

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I'm an out of state investor looking to build my RE portfolio in Jacksonville, Fl that I can manage remotely via a PM company.  Any advice on which neighborhoods are A/B class with high c...

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Objectives:Stay where we are and continue to rent and buy and hold this property and rent...

Hello all,My partner and I are currently investing in the Raleigh Durham area.  With where we are in the market cycle, we have been finding it more and more difficult to locate properties that meet our numbers.We are ...

I joined Fortune Builders several years ago, and before you poo poo the guru, I have made my money back plus more, and have made invaluable additions to my network (network = net worth).  I have done everything on my ...

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My nane is Davian and I am new to the site. I am a novice investor and was hoping to get a little advice regarding a deal I have in the works. I am currently purchasing a REO home and will renovate the property ...

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $32,000

Cash invested: $21,000

2b 2b single family home in the same neighborhood I grew up in.

What made ...

Looking for a simple compounding ROI calculator where I can put in the compound interval to be like 5 years. The only ones I'm coming up with max out at annually.
Example:I wanna put in a initial investment amount (s...

Does anyone have any experience with Recovery Residents in Baltimore? There is a great opportunity especially in the Baltimore area with lucrative Income possibilities by making you home a Certified Recovery Residence...

Hi Everyone,I’m a new investor and have a question on calculating CoC return. While some sources say CoC return = annual cash flow / initial investment, other sources say CoC return = NOI / initial investment.Which me...