Jordan L.
How do you finance your deals?
Hi all, I'm a relatively new investor looking to expand my portfolio exponentially. I'm 30 years old and I own 3 SFRs, one of which is my primary residence and two of which are rentals. I bought my primary residen...
Davis Sessums
Getting Into Flipping (Gettng Frustrated)
So I'm definitely a newbie to RE Investment. My goal is to make money flipping that I can then put into long term buy and holds. Seems simple right? Well I have no money to invest on my own. I'm cutting every sing...
Dan Krupa
GC threatening mechanic's liens but he signed a release of lien
Hey BP. I had a subpar GC. Late on work, not paying his guys, etc... I fired him and paid his guys myself. I have kept detailed notes, payment receipts for all draws, photographs, the scope of work, our contract, and...
Kelly S.
Investing with Peerstreet?
Does anyone have any experience investing with Peerstreet?
Sylvia B.
Pet Peeve
Sale and sell"Sale" is a noun, a thing, NOT an action. You cannot "sale" a house! (Though you can "sail" a boat, but I digress.)"Sell" is a verb, an action. You sell something that is for sale. You NEVER sale somethin...
Julie Marquez
Is it really necessary - Are there Insurance Alternatives?
I know insurance is just a necessary, but I just have to wonder if there is something else, something better, a better way to do it. On some of my properties I don't have to have insurance, so what if I just saved my ...
Luis Montanez
In a "subject to agreement" who keeps the rights to claim tax deductions?
In the ideal circumstance the title of all your properties will be under a corporation and all transactions and deductions under the corporation so any profits or loss will flow to your personal incom. However, since...
Anna Smith
Depreciation recapture ... really?
We became accidental landlords ten years ago. It has been a terrible investment. We are thinking of selling it and am embarrassed to admit I didn't know about depreciation recapture till recently. WTH?
We would now...
Sage Jankowitz
Do you adjust your property insurance as your loan is paid down?
I'm reading a book right now that suggests it might make sense to lower your property insurance as you pay off more of your loan. So if you take out a $200K policy to cover your $200K house, but then pay down $100K of...
Tom Goans
The Measure of Our Worth
The Measure of Our Worth
The measure of our worth is not what we have done for ourselves;
but what we have done for others.
There is more to life than personal accumulation, building wealth, and cash flow.
Less deb...