My husband and I are not quite ready to invest JUST YET as we still need a few more months to get our personal finances in order. BUT in the meantime, we are studying up and learning as much as possible about REI so ...
We subscribed to RentRedi because they are listed on BiggerPockets. We stuck with them for a painful year using their clunky system. Then we started slowly moving our tenants over to another software and canceled Rent...
I am so new to REI that I don't even own a rental property yet. However, I feel as passionate about it as my wife does about pottery; with that said, I feel that it is time for me to exercise what I'm learning so that...
For those using a LLC to acquire fix-and-flips, wholesale, or deals you don't anticipate holding long term:Are you utilizing your home address or a virtual business address?Are you representing yourself as a Registere...
Hello All, I have began my descent into the wholesale arena and I've been coming across a few marketing concerns. With bandit signs being illegal almost everywhere; how effective is craigslist, news paper listings, an...
Hello BP,Although I am an investor, currently the home my wife and I live in is leased to us. As part of the lease agreement, the LL retained one of our three attached garages unavailable to us. It is all open inside,...
Hello, I am trying to vet general contractors. What is the legal maximum allowed amount for a down payment (%) on rehab projects? How do I avoid a mechanics lien on a future property? How do I make sure the subs are p...
Hey everyone, my question comes from the BP podcast. @Brandon says that you should analyze at least 3 deals per day even if you're not investing yet. How do I practice analyzing deals? What numbers do I need to run an...
Good Morning! I'm an accountant with a successful tax practice. I enjoy tax research, tax planning, financial modeling, and litigation support helping attorneys in family law, business valuations, etc. I've hel...
I'm starting to analyze one deal per day for practice.Is there a quick way to calculate rehab cost and ARV (without overthinking it) before making a thorough analysis of property?