Hi all, here some background to help setup my question. I'm focused on buy and hold at the moment to build cash flow. I work a full time job and manage 6 units myself. Originally my goal was to buy 1 property every...

Hi Everyone :)I'm taking my first steps in real estate investing and am currently in the process of making my final decision in which market to invest...To the final run came Columbus OH, and Indianapolis IN, two citi...

Hello BP!Through my education into syndications I am still unclear on when a limited partner is no longer involved in the deal. For example, if I put together a deal with an expected exit after 5 years, but after 1 ye...

Hell Everyone,

I hope all is well and everyone is making progress in all your real estate goals.

The reason why I am writing this post is because a good friend of mine and I have been debating two schools of thought...

Hey BP community, After reflecting on the process of my last 4plex purchase and rehab, I am really eager to do more.  I want to learn more and work towards syndicating my first apartment building deal.  I’ve been lear...

Looking to learn a lot about real estate , I’m new to the game and want to get my foot in the water and learn as much as possible . I’ve had many recommendations to start in multi family first as a new investor . As w...

Hey all,I was curious how the rest of the BP community approaches the options  between investing in active opportunities versus passive opportunities in real estate investing.  Active Investing - Being the leader of t...

I am interested in how to vet/evaluate syndication opportunities. For this question, I'm interested in Grant Cardone.  I have been studying him for the last month...

Someone I was talking to, pointed to this ^...

I have a deal try to get hard money financing. I have been told that as an individual without an llc or corp, they can only fund to Self-Directed IRA.

does anyone know why? and how does it work?

On a multifamily what cap rate would be best to consider?

I recently been told that the best cap rate to consider on a multifamily of 100+ units should be about 7%-8%, with an occupancy rate of 75% to 80% in order to...