It's a duplex in upstate NY, 2 three bedrooms apt, section 8 tenants, both have been there for 5 years paying $800 a month, plus all utilities (except water).yearly income $19,500.yearly expenses (taxes, water, insura...

Hi folks,I'm new to the BP - thought I could ask experts for some advice for a commercial property I'm evaluating to buy.   This will be my first commercial property, and I don't have much experience in commercial so ...

Did I miss anything here? House Cost $68,700 Repair Costs $5,000 Down Payment 20% $13,740 Total Owed $59,960 Rent Estimate $1,000 Mortgage (5% at 30 years) $32...

Wondering how to evaluate a tear down that will be a wholesale deal. should i call around to builders and ask how much it would cost per Sqft to build in that area ? or comp a house that was previously torn down and b...

Hi All,Lurker, podcast addict, investor in Myrtle Beach SC, NY, and NJ, and finally publishing my first post here. Was curious what the community's thoughts are on condo investing evaluations.While many HOAs are diffe...

I’ve came across some lots and have been looking to possibly wholesale some land or even quite frankly if low enough to accept offer just buy and hold for myself. My question is possibly what’s the most effective way ...

We have a small LLC that began flipping houses almost 10 years ago. We're now evolving into the buy and hold market and I would like some help evaluating some different loan products that I've been offered by some of ...

Ive been practicing evaluating properties and I'm not sure that I am doing it write or I may not be using the right numbers. Any suggestions? How do you guys evaluate a potential property.

Hi, I am hoping writing a long and detailed post will help check my due diligence process for getting into the notes business in a more thoughtful manner. I have read a ton of Don, Chris S, Chris W, Andy, Jay and Dion...

Hey there. I have a newbie question. So say I see a property online, the price online says $185,000. Do i THEN take that number, multiple it by 65%, subtract possible repair fees, assignment fee for me, then take tota...