Hello,I am from Long Island and have a question regarding retirement savings.  I have 3 properties (2 rentals one recently purchased) besides my residence and last year did my first flip. That flip did well.  My husba...

I am lucky to own a property in the Bay Area with plenty of land to take advantage fo the new ADU laws to build a rental property in my backyard. Funding is secured, but I'm still at a loss for what to build for the b...

Was actually denied for a commercial because it's stripped to the studs and deemed uninhabitable. I've heard anything over 4 units is commercial but you can still get residential loans on 8 unit or less properties. Is...

I would be interested in hearing from others about changing your RE strategy.

I have two houses in Atlanta that I could not sell. Oh I could have taken a big loss but I switched to a lease option to liquidate.

I h...

Am I missing something?Commercial Property Valuation = NOI (Net Operating Income)/ Cap Rate (5.5%)$7,291,636=401040/0.055If I could acquire this brand new construction for less than $3 Million, is it worth it? and is ...

Good afternoon,I've been reading a lot on this site and elsewhere about Owner/Seller financing as it pertains to Dodd-Frank, but I can't seem to find an answer for this situation (either that or don't want to believe ...

Just finishing a couple articles in current mags. Money and Smart Money. Economists are predicting a 4% ANNUAL increase in rents-which will be the highest annual increase since bubble burst.
I'm betting over for my...

Hi All,

We just started a c-corp to take advantage of ROBS capability, and I'm doing some basic research on cash vs. accrual method for accounting. For a rehabbing business it may not make much difference du...

Hey everyone!First, I literally just sat down Investing in Real Estate with Low or No Money Down and decided to join the BiggerPockets community. Oddly enough, I purchased the book a couple days AFTER we signed the co...

In the Boston area, I was quoted at 7% for an investment property (25% down) conventional 30 year with 800 credit score and really good W2 income history. Anyone get cheaper than that recently?