I am considering owner financing the sale of a building I own.  Will I owe cap gains as soon as I start getting payments or will I not owe cap gains until all of my basis is paid back?  Say it took 10 years to get bac...

Hello, I'm a first time investor looking into house hacking and I have a quick question. When doing a deal analysis, other than the water bill, would I be including other utilities as an expense or would that be on th...

Hello, I came across a mixed use property in need of major rehab that I believe has a ton of potential. I already have a private money loan pre approved that would cover the purchase price and the est. rehab for the e...

I would think you can do it legally. Im wondering if that common or if it's something landlords generally pay themselves?
Thanks in advance!

I could see 65% being a good rule of thumb, but doesn't value of the property come into play as well? If I'm looking at pricier properties (say over 175k ARV), my thought is to allow going up to 75% max acquisition + ...

Trying to pick up my 1st property in Fall River, MA and am fine tuning my estimates.

What have been investors average monthly costs for water, sewer, and insurance. Include your property specs- units and beds.

Purchasing a couple of fourplexes in Dayton and Saint Louis, respectively, and am wondering what sort of coverage I should include in my rental property insurance policy? Also, what sort of premiums should I budget fo...

Okay, so I've been learning about NOI and cap rates and I'm curious to figure out what mine is for the house I currently own. I live in it, but also rent it out to some friends.

Purchase Price: $105,000
Renovations...

Hi All! This is my first post on BiggerPockets and my first potential real estate purchase. What do you think about this deal if I'm optimizing for cash flow and long term appreciation? Property: 2/2 condo unit, 1150 ...

Hi BP community!I’d like to preface this by saying I currently have no investment properties, just a curious future investor!I’ve done a lot of research lately about Hard Money lenders. I know they can be incredibly r...