The Cash on Cash (CoC) return is the rate of return used in real estate to calculate the cash income earned on the invested equity in a property. Cash on cash return = net operating income/total cash investment. This ...

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In Baltimore, MD I have a strong lead and the seller has agreed to sell however the property is in his name along with an LLC.  The LLC is owned by his partner who recently died.  I want to help solve his pro...

I have found a house. And it is a 4 bedroom 1 bathroom home. . I would like to see if I could turn it into a 3-bedroom 2-bathroom home. I noticed very weird things on the property appraiser with quit claim deeds and m...

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My husband and his sister inherited 42% of an investment property in California in 2008 and the other 52% last year. They are planning to sell it this year and I believe it will be subject to capital gains tax...

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We are currently renting a building for business operations. The building is for sale and we plan to purchase. We have outside investors who are willing to invest. Would it be a good idea to give them equity in the en...

I own a condo unit in a 4 unit building.  So there are only 4 unit owners.  We have three owners who do not live there but rent the unit out, two of them overseas and only one owner lives in his unit.  That one unit o...

My broker tells me if two parties agree contractually that the seller will hold onto and not record the deed on a seller-financed deal that, no, the buyer cannot later compel me to record the deed. My deal is to offer...

I bought a home with another person we each own 50% but she took off 5 years ago and hasn't contributed any money towards taxes of up keep and maintenance in 5 years. Now I want to sell the home but am told I need her...

Hi bigger pockets community,I'm about close on my first home purchase and am doing the house hack method, renting out all rooms except my own. I'm worried about the liabilities that could come with this before I estab...