Michael Bonanno
Turnkey Property for First Investment
Hey BP,I'd love to hear others thoughts on buying a turnkey rental property for a first time investment. Also, any suggestions on content to research as well as suggested providers to potentially work with. As always ...
Want to build massive wealth in a top-end rental market that’s also really expensive—all while minimizing your risk? Don’t we all!
Well, you’re in luck, because today’s guest has done just that—and in a surprisingl...
V.G Jason
South Carolina Properties
Investment Info:
Bought two properties in Beaufort, SC, and one in Charleston, SC. Goal is to get 10-14 properties in the Carolinas. Some highly speculative, some I believe where population will transition. Some that...
Jacob Laman
Should I sell now or wait
Hi everyone,I had a conversation with a lender agent today which started out discussing a refi but ended in looking to sell. I’m curious on a few more inputs from all of you. The question is do you guys think the ho...
Terry Hughes
Evaluating a Rental Property by Location
Looking for how other evaluate purchasing a buy and hold property, beyond the "numbers". Do you merely look at the purchase price, ARV and potential rent (also considering other expenses)? Or do you somehow factor i...
Vijay Kurhade
Which areas one should pay more attention to in agreements or contracts?
Construction agreements or contractors are of different types with so many different terms; apart from Legal help as an expert Which are some of the areas/terms you think if not paid attention and understood properly...
Aaron Cox
1% Rule for Evaluating Properties
I am extremely new to this world and trying to figure out how to analyze potential properties. I keep hearing and reading that your monthly rent should be 1% of the purchase price to ensure that the property cash flo...
Christopher Nemlich
Leveraging Intelligently (Positive v. Negative)
Reading J Scott's post here got me thinking a bit deeper about when and when not to leverage.
It's particularly relevant to me currently as I am currently self employed, so stuck with interest rates in the 6.1-6.6% ...