I may be partnering on a flip with someone, it's my first project and I'm curious about what common partnering terms are.  Thanks in advance!

Phoenix multifamily can't lose right? We have been purchasing based on three primary inputs:1. Perpetual rising rents.2. Perpetually low interest rates/ability to refinance.3, High occupancy/low economic vacancy.Unfor...

First, thank you everyone at BP, I have learned so much reading threads, listening to the podcasts from this amazing community. After doing some research, I was going to purchase a house since I am already living with...

Thanks in advance for your feedback!Jim

Hi Everyone,

I know this topic comes up over and over,....the benefits of getting your real estate license for your REI business.

I work full time so I would not and cannot be...

Investors seem to throw out the 70% rule as a standard in purchasing investment properties. I understand that it varies by markets, but as markets continue to get more saturated and more competitive, is it fair to ...

Ok I currently have an SFR that I just finished the rehab on. Now I have a couple of people that are interested in owner finance or rent to own i know nothing really about this aspect of real estate. In my mind I woul...

Hey guys, I wanted to ask the experienced MF investors the following (from an economic cycle standpoint)-When does the cap rate of a local neighborhood/market change? What are the economic factors which affects the ca...

I've heard/read these sayings and would love some more explanation from some more experienced investors."You make your money at the time of purchase""It's not the price so much but the terms of the deal"

When underwriting multifamily deals, I frequently hear people say "cap rate is xx when adjusted for property tax". Can someone expand on how this works and why it should be adjusted this way? In projections, we usuall...