When entering information on my Turbo Tax Premiere software I see a screen that asks the following:  If this business shares common ownership and operates co-operatively with another business, you may want to report t...

First of all, thanks to everyone who takes the time to post on this site. I've been reading for a few months now and have learned a lot. This is my first post and I hope this thread isn't too old to be commenting on...

I purchased a new building and want to renovate the interior/exterior. I know there's no set formula, but does anyone have an idea of what I should expect the price to be for these drawings? I found a website that est...

I’m looking to learn the note business starting with performing notes.I would like to find a way to do this for a (relatively) minimal entry point of around 10K per deal. I would like to ladder out a few of these deal...

I've been on BiggerPockets but never really took part in any of the forums. I decided to go Pro to show I'm taking this business seriously. I'm in the northern New Jersey area ( close to NYC) where I'm looking to star...

Sharing our success after a highly successful first year from 0 to 26 units closed in under 10 months. 
In early 2018 my brother @Ashton Levarek and I began educating on investing in real estate through podcasts, web...

So guys, I'm looking to purchase an AirBnb property with my lady. I'm in the Atlanta area and I'm hearing that there are really good returns here. People are telling me that I shouldn't do it, because although this wo...

I'll try to keep this brief to some degree.  I own a few single family homes, I make fairly decent passive income, but I am bored out of my mind.  Perhaps it's an issue for my counselor, not BP, but I saw there was a ...

If someone is asking 600k for a building that has a 5% cap rate, 30k NOI and i purchase it at 500k. It wouldnt be 5% anymore, correct? Cap rate confuses me a little bit, because that cap rate would now be 6% not 5%.  ...

I'm brand new and am planning on forming a Fix and Flip LLC taxed as an S corp. From my reading this seems to be the way to go for this part of my REI.

My question is:
If my company is Bradshaw Properties, LLC then ...