Colin Carr
Saving money for taxes
I was watching the video Brandon Turner did for analyzing a deal recently and got to thinking. When you own a rental and are collecting money from it, I'm assuming the government sees that as income, and presumably wa...
JC Johnson
Rental lease tax strategy
My client has a paid off house in an affluent neighborhood in a nice suburb of Las Vegas. It is a relatively luxurious place and could rent for a significant amount. He is considering leasing to his son, who is in a...
Serena Tillman
What to Calculate in an Expensive Area with low Cash Flow
Hi everyone - my husband and I came across a great deal on a Hoboken Duplex yet the cash flow and COC ROI isn't the highest. However, it's in an area that is super popular and with a little work, we could raise the re...
Frederic Babeux
NNN seller financing?
So I was browsing Crexi today and saw quite a few national tenant nnn buildings that were listed for 5-6-7+ months and was wondering what is the usual days on market for those kind of deals?Tenants included CVS, McDon...
Eddie Torres
Who has successfully built an ADU?
Looking to get feedback from anyone who has successfully built an ADU on their primary residence. I realize when building an ADU and renting it out, you lose a level of privacy but it's a sacrifice for rental income. ...
Jaylen Crawford
How do you underwrite your your deals
How do you underwrite your deals? When ever I analyze properties that cost more than 80-100k they don’t seem to cash flow and if they do not well. Example Property: 6804 W 15th St, Indianapolis, IN 462143 bed 2 bath ...
Lauren Apicella
Chicago Market
Hey all! I'm new to the forum - live in a suburb of Chicago.I'm looking to get into investing, but wanted advice.I've heard from others that now is a bad time to start investing, and most investors are selling off the...
Krystian Kucharzyk
What's More important Cap Rate or CoC for SFH/Duplex rentals?
[First time investor here!]I'm a first time RE investor running some numbers on rental properties available in my area (Connecticut) specifically on single families and duplexes. I understand the difference between C...
Tony T.
New Low Cap Rates = Lower Return on Money; Should We Cash Out into Long-term Stocks?
Hi there, I have recently discovered that the cap rates in my area have gone from 8.5% down to about 5.5% in the past few years! That makes my (debt-free) property worth a lot more.BUT if cap rates are at 5.5%, that m...
Dee Jay
Tax implications: using rental property in LLC for family
We have a rental property owned by our partnership LLC that has been rented out for the past few years. We plan to use this property for our family at no charge/no formal lease for the next few years with the potenti...