So we are looking at acquiring a 2 property, 7 door package for $350,000.  HELOC for down payment at 8.5%.  I'll attach link to the rental analysis below.  What I'm needing is better understanding of analyzing the dif...

To the BP universe:1) I've come across a vacant residential lot in a historical area that is starting to get popular for rehabs. Unfortunately, there has been no new construction in the area so I'm unsure of how to ...

Hello BF community!I’m a college student who is looking to make the first steps in setting myself up for a career in Real Estate.I really want to hone in on my deal analysis skills but I’m struggling to find ways to d...

Hello my name is John and I have recently been sold to another loan servicing and I was given a HAMP modification through the loan servicing that sold my mortgage to the one I have now and I wasn't told at the time of...

Hi!  I am looking for some general best practices when it comes to rehabbing/renovating a building. I am looking at purchasing a 12 unit multi-family apartment building and just trying to get some general guidelines. ...

Hello all, I am just getting started on this journey and am wondering which strategy is best to begin learning this business? Also, what would the experienced investors out there consider to be the most valuable skil...

This is probably a silly newbie question, but here goes:I'm trying to take the advice of many investors out there and practice analyzing some deals as I am looking to get into my first actual deal in 6-8 months (multi...

So everyone has heard the saying practice makes perfect right? So is there a way that somebody would like to set a meeting and kind of walk me through how a typical phone call would work when It comes to wholesaling? ...

Hello all,  I'm a newbie in the Houston, TX area looking to practice deal analysis so I can be a service not only to myself when I start investing but to someone else that's willing to teach in exchange. I don't even ...

I do not deal with Commercial sales or leases but is it Common practice for the price per sq foot to include the cost of additional fees (ex:maintenance fees, water, garbage etc etc)? Or is this a stupid question???