We just rented out a sfh, the property has been completely remodeled last month, new kitchens, bathrooms, appliances, flooring, paint, base, lighting, just about everything.We have a tennant that moved in, and is want...

Hi all! I have an opportunity to jump into a turn key triplex in a nice part of town in a high appreciation market (St Pete FL!). This property should cashflow anywhere from $200-800 (net) depending on what I can rent...

Me and a friend who grew up together are planning in the next year or so to begin our fix and flip journey. We are both contractors, him being a licensed carpenter and me being a plasterer so we plan on doing a lot of...

Follow up to original post on buying Larger properties. I hope you enjoy, and feel free to add your thoughts or questions. Rich

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Hello Pros,My husband and I are a beginning investing team looking to start with fix and flip homes in our area. (suburban NYC Metro)We have been using the BP Fix and Flip Analysis & Reporting Calculator to get mo...

What historical data do you keep, how long do you keep it and how do you use it?

I'm not asking what you keep for compliance with taxing or other government entities.

For example, do you keep details on...

I've reviewed and looked at more than 10 different lease agreements and I like certain parts of each of them but want an all encompassing one that is legal (per the NC's state specific laws); yet, is very detailed, co...

I received the inspection report on a SFR thats in escrow.  Property was said to have new roof, HVAC under 5 years old, new counter tops, soffit reparied, new doors,  and a few other items rehabbed on the house.  I go...

Does anyone have a template they could share that encompasses rental income & also income derived from my company(which also comes from buying and selling homes as a Realtor) I am trying to give a to a bank for...

I've asked a similar question before but need further direction.  In years past, I gave descriptions of expenses to my accountant and they figured it out for me.  This past year, they charged me for the categorization...