I have a potential off market deal lined up in result of a small direct mail campaign. The property is a duplex in a good community with a decent job market, schools, etc. I actually own a duplex in the same city and ...

Hello. I have the ability to buy a 3/1 SFH in a 3 star neighborhood. It is mostly safe, but a bit messy. The home itself is nice.The purchase price is $83,000. This is the same price that it was when the current o...

I have been looking at homes to buy for my first rental property, and have been using the quick four square method for analyzing rental property. I came upon a property that seems to be a decent deal and seems to cash...

Hey all. My partner and I have a single family property under contract in Austin, TX. Our plan is to rehab and flip, then roll the profits into a 1031 to use on the next property and avoid capital gains tax for now. I...

Evening BP!I am a newbie looking for my first investment in the GA area. The podcast was suggested to me through a colleague that I am taking a class with. Since then, I have listened to almost 2 day for the last 2 we...

Good morning, All,I'm looking to expand to the Memphis and or Little Rock area within the next few months.  While I may go turnkey to start in the new market, I'd like to BRRRR as I become more familiar with the area....

Hi all,My business partner and I are looking at purchasing our first property. It is a single family home near a university. We have a couple questions around a down payments. Are there any ways to purchase a home wit...

I have been following Brandon Turner’s advice to analyze at least one property a day but also trying to be realistic and stay in the higher end of all of my estimates. A few questions I keep coming across:

1. I live...

Hi BP community!New member here in Houston, tx. My husband and I are still in the research stage but growing more excited about buying our first flip house, utilizing the all cash plan.Question for you all...my local ...

Lately I was introduced to a quick way of analyzing property. Say your gunning for strictly 7% cap, the formula would be.

VALUE=NET REVENUE/0.07

My question is in, When calculating net revenue, what do you substract...