Account Closed
Where and how would you invest $350,000 to make $1,000,000?
I am planning to move to an emerging market in the next year. I will have $350,000 cash to invest. My goal is to grow this to one million plus in 5 years or less. My question of the pros is, how would you do it? Thanks!
Linda Weygant
Powerball - are you the winner?
So the winner of the latest Powerball in California hasn't come forward to claim their winnings yet.Powerball WinnerSo I started thinking about this and day dreaming about what I would do with $40 million. Would I re...
Andres Lucero
What is your experience as an investor, what are the real cost?
Hello,My name is Andy I’m 28. My goal is to hold and rent out
I am having a hard time finding a mentor or anyone who flips, holds investment properties etc. It seems to be a very niche group. I moved to NYC from SF ...
Andrew Everett
Refi primary residence to turn into long term rental?
Hi BP - My primary residence is currently on year 3 of a 15yr mortgage at 3.125%. I'm looking to buy my next home which will be a non home sale contingent purchase. My question is whether it makes sense to refinance m...
Ryan C.
How does bank determine cap rate with ONLY NOI?
When stabilizing a unit and getting your NOI in a good spot: How does the bank determine the value of the property without a cap rate? If all you have is an NOI, who sets the cap rate, and how?
Jeff Wang
Do I count depreciation tax shield in my cash flow analysis?
Hello,
I've modeled my investment property cashflows in excel. In my model, should I be counting the depreciation tax shield as cash flow? Logically, it seems like it is cash flow since it is indeed, cash in my pock...
Kevin Coleman
TSP to real estate strategy
Hey All,Over the last few years I’ve decided to change my entire investment strategy from accumulation to cash flow. It’s been working well so far. Recently, I’ve been contemplating withdrawing my entire TSP and buyin...
Mark Koontz
Loans from Deferred Compensation Plan (Retirement)
Good Morning, I have heard of people using their deferred comp. retirement accounts as temporary loans to fund rehabs, buy properties, etc. The terms are listed below: -9.5% Annual Interest; but you pay yourself the i...
Bruce L.
Taxes on Paid Off Rental Property
Hi Guys,
I have one more payment in December of this year and one of my rental properties will be paid off.
What things do I need to plan on in the future now that the property is paid off?
How will this affect m...
Michael Widick
Maybe my 1st rental ?
Looking for a common sense check.. Just completed my first flip, looking to use profits towards my first rental. Been researching and learning anything and everything REI related for about a year now and feeling good....