Morning BP,After 3 years of investing and 6 doors, I'm going to start treating my REI as more of a business. This includes doing a much better job at book keeping. I thought I was doing a good job until I went to my C...
Hi Everyone,New investor here. Just bought a SFR rental in Mesa, AZ and I am already doing some tax planning. I live in California, so I plan to drive to my rental property and I had a question regarding travel expens...
Hi all,I'm 19 years old and I have never had a credit card in my life, and I don't feel the need to get one any time soon. However, I want to eventually qualify for loans so I can start investing. Though no credit car...
What are your thoughts on the best banks for rental business accounts?
For personal I have a big national behemoth but am thinking of a couple different options:
1. The same big behemoth for ease of use and consolid...
For most properties, lenders won't do a deal if a property needs work. Choices are HML or local banks. If you didn't want to deal with that, but have good credit and a 'charge-a-plate' (hee hee), have you ever purch...
Hello everyone a complete newbie here, and about to close on a property soon. I was wondering if anyone had any advice on keeping track on income, expenses, Net operating expenses, Net operating income. I've seen some...
I now have 5 credit experiences in my business credit from Net 30 accounts and wondering how to proceed in applying for business credit cards. Anyone know the best business credit cards to apply for, for both unsecure...
Hey BP!Here's my situation:I own a house that I owe $30K, and it's worth $65K. My renters want to buy it, but are not in a financial position to get a mortgage (down payment and credit issues) I would love to sell i...
If a person had the credit and down payments could they buy properties with no doc loans? If so what kind of down payments and could it be done thru a LLC?
I'm curious what other folks prefer for a business account - a credit union or a conventional bank. I am thinking of moving accounts and have been thinking about the good and the bad.It seems credit unions are more co...