Numbers work well for building a duplex on a site within 10 minute walk of a medical/dental school and 5 minute walk to two other private colleges. Do not have the 20% - 25% needed for conventional financing. Looking ...

Here is the run down for my first small multifamily investment. Purchased in Feb 2020, 5 months ago at the time of the post. Found on the MLS and used a local realtor contact to purchase. Feel free to ask questions or...

I recently heard that some insurance companies are requiring commercial building policy holders to complete an Infrared Electrical Inspection annually (more frequently for hospitals).  I was just curious if this is a ...

Hello All,
I'm looking to crowd source some help in evaluating a potential new build-to-rent purchase in Marion County, Florida. I bought several last year before the surge in prices and closed with an average 4.25% ...

The town where my single family rental has additional charges to allow 3+ unrelated persons in the residence. My house meets the requirements, which are basically:
- 1000+ sf
- 20+ "front feet" or lot width
- one off...

Numbers work well for building a duplex on a site within 10 minute walk of a medical/dental school and 5 minute walk to two other private colleges. Do not have the 20% - 25% needed for conventional financing. Looking ...

Hi everyone,
I am new to multifamily investing. Looking at two properties in Los Angeles, CA:
Property linkProperty link2What are the current market rents for these two locations? With the grim economic outlook in m...

The owner (or property manager) of large commercial building failed to properly collect CAM charges going back 4 years.  The leases typical provide for a yearly reconciliation statement from the Landlord and a re-adju...

hey guys, quick question

when calculating the cash flow or the COC % on a rental property, how does budgeting for CAPEX get factored in? 
say i know in 5 years ill have to do the roof and it's going to cost me 15k...

I have four questions.

#1. Looking at a local hard money lenders terms, I need to understand what the following terms mean:
a. LTV: up to 70%
b. Repair draws: 70%
...