I've been reading so many posts, blogs, marketplace, eBooks etc from this site and it's been an incredible whirlwind of learning. But with that, there are times when the vocubulary gets a little blurred.I know when we...

So I have seen many references to people wanting to cash flow $100 per door on a property they are investing in.  Sounds to me like a reasonable and achievable goal.  However, I keep feeling like there is a component ...

BP Nation,
Was hoping to get y'alls input on a project we're considering in the Kansas City, MO, particularly around After Repair Value (ARV). To provide a bit of context, we're value add, buy and hold investors with...

I'm currently reading the book "FLIP: How to Find, Fix and Sell Houses for Profit" by Rick Villani and Clay Davis.

They have a formula that they use to determine their maximum offer.

Here it is: After Repair Valu...

Any thoughts on this property.

It is a 6-unit MFH. Rents look a little low at 1.5%, but that is based on asking price not purchase price.

wondering if i'm missing anything...

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I see a lot of people defining cash flow in various forms. To me, it is the cash left over after covering all expenses, even the non monthly ones like capital expenditures. I see so many people saying that their rent ...

Hello, I’m looking for information on managing my first rental. Are there applications used for organization and management of rental. Good books for optimizing tax deductions, depreciation etc.

Hello I came across a CoC formula and was wondering if anyone in the community could answer this question.  The formula is:

CoC=(NOI - Debt Service - Cap X)/(Acquisition Cost)
What is the Cap X? There is the mont...

Good morning BiggerPockets maybe you guys can help me with an issue I've been thinking about for quite some time.
I have a partner who is interested in either the BRRRR method or fix n flip depending on the individua...

Looking to save money for my children for expenses throughout their life (first car, braces, sports/ class trips, etc).Currently saving the majority of the money in a CD (2.8% interest) so the exposure to inflation is...