Hi there,I am doing as Brandon said in the webinar today and practicing analyzing a property. This one looks interesting, but I don't know how to describe it on the rental property calculator. It looks like there is a...

This is a rundown duplex in my area that caught my eye, I have an investor willing to cover the purchase price and rehab cost in cash. This is very rough estimate because I haven't even seen the property in person so ...

Hey folks, I need your help. Based on my calculator, I think this could be a great deal for a BRRRR. But I can't seem to make the numbers pencil with the BP calculator. It would still be a great flip, but the BRRRR nu...

I wanted to get some feedback from other members on the analysis of a purchasing a fractured condo deal vs a full apartment complex. Just to make sure everyone is understanding me, this is an example:Purchasing 20 uni...

Hello all,How do you personally determine if an out-of-state market is worth investing in? I live in the California Bay Area and real estate prices are astronomical. Being new to real estate investment, jumping into t...

Is there some type of PDF or template that you use as a checklist when looking at potential properties to flip or use as a rental?

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I am new to the Provo market and I am beginning to run numbers based on about 24 hours of...

Okay BP, I need a bit of reasoning to supplement my analysis. Here is what i have from a lead that just came in. Backstory: Property Owner is a single mother who just lost her husband and is a single mother of one chi...

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.What is your go to for estimating costs for rehab?  I know a lot of you make offers thr...

I used some basic assumptions like 10% for capex, 3% for repairs; the deal will update the kitchen and add a dormer turning the 3rd floor into a proper bedroom.Why is the total annualized return constantly decreasing ...