Hi, my wife and I are thinking about investing in CTX. Does anyone know the typical/avg vacancy rates in the Killeen, HH, CC area?Thanks.
What criteria do you use for analyzing non-owner occupied short term rental deals?Formulas/spreadsheets/math tips are a plus.I have rental history for 3 years on 2 properties I’m considering but it’s only topline and ...
Hey guys, I worked with Trustco on my first house hack this year and they said they can use 100% of my rents on the first house to count towards my DTI on the second. My question is how exactly do I report this income...
Hi, folks, me again. :)I know that many of you send a rental agreement to your guests to e-sign before booking them. Am I free to do this on any STR platform or only through direct bookings? What app or software do yo...
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How does capital gains tax apply when selling a property that was your principal residence for only a portion of ownership period? I've been doing some research on this, but wanted to make sure that I've got ...
Hello to the BP world. Im a newer member who's really impressed and enjoy the site. The podcasts are fantastic.. Since fresh in my mind, the last with Grant Kemp was interesting and insightful.. Kudos guys...
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Hi everyone! We are wanting to help one of our kids get into their first house but they have a couple of road blocks, no credit to speak of so far and all of their savings for a down payment was taken up by some heft...
Hi BP Community! I'm kind of a newbie here, and had a quick question regarding how to price duplex units. Here's the relevant info: - It's a top bottom duplex, with very similar ±1200 sq ft floor plans, in an older ne...
Hi everyone,I just started looking into my first property to invest in (SFR or MFR). I am setting up the cash flow and appreciation expected for the first 5 years after purchase. I had a question about annual property...
A creative financing deal that is Cashflow positive goes like this. You give the seller, say, $5,000 to give you the deed. Say you put in $3,000 of work in the house. Now you’re at $8,000. Somebody gives you $20,000 t...