Kevin Ly
Developing multifamily in Bellingham on family owned property
hello,
I am new to the forum but have been listening to BiggerPockets for awhile now, and have been having a hard time figuring out a successful route on developing a multifamily project on a property my family owns....
Scott Scharl
Advice Needed for Subdivision in Phoenix, AZ
Hey BP developers, my group is putting together our first small subdivision deal. We already have the site plans, which were started by another developer that we're purchasing the project from. Can anybody explain the...
Will Adams Jr
Wilson County Investing… Stupid idea?
Hello all! Rookie here, I’ve been scouring Nashville for deals and am focusing in on SFH that need work, and multi families I could house hack. I have struggled to find anything in Nashville-proper that would cash flo...
Roland Brown
Land development project - DFW Suburb
Investment Info:
Other other investment.
Purchase price: $700,000
Cash invested: $28,000
Land Development project. Purchased 23 Acres of Farmland, east of Dallas in the suburbs. The plan is to wo...
Flora Nguyen
Duplex Build Out in California
Hello All! I’m looking to purchase land and build out a duplex in my hometown in Garden Grove, California. Not too sure the pros and cons of this and expected timeline /cost. Any tips/advice would be greatly apprecia...
Sean York
Townhome Development Sites in Fort Worth/TCU
To all BP Fort Worth realtors, brokers developers. . .I am looking for prime infill sites 1-2 acres in the outlying markets Fort Worth especially around TCU. Targeting college/university students tenants for fourplex...
Jaden George
Yield on Cost vs Cap Rate
The most fundamental metric in the commercial real estate space is, without a doubt, the capitalization rate or cap rate. It is calculated by dividing a property’s net operating income (NOI) by the purchase price (NOI...
Bryan Zayac
Residential Development Costs
I've identified a piece of land that is off market and able to be purchased, roughly 40 acres. I have personally wanted to build my home on this land for 10 years, as I've always been interested in this.Issue is, I've...
Sean Sullivan
Researching Future Development of a City or Neighborhood?
Hi Everyone!Thought I would ask the best and the brightest on real estate investing that I know of...When examining a city's future plans for development, what resources do you typically use to do so? And how do you e...
David Krulac
Wall Street wants you to be a Landlord
according to Bloomberg Business Week:
http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2013-05-03/wall-street-wants-you-to-become-a-landlord#r=hpt-ls