Good evening!I am currently in the processes of getting my real estate license and don't have accesses to the MLS, despite this I still want to practice doing comps on housing in my area to better understand what make...

Hey everyone!I’m looking to purchase my first investment property and I’m looking at taking out $30,000 in equity in my current home to use as a down payment for a rental investment.I found a property close by that I’...

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Can some please let me know if this looks like a good deal? I'm trying to get the hang of this before i ...

Hi Everyone!I've been lurking on Bigger Pockets for a year or so, and cannot praise the site, and everyone's input/discussion, enough. It has been an incredible learning tool, and has really helped expand my overall k...

My lender provided me a rate of 6.375%. This is for a 20% downpayment. If I put down 25%, I can get the rate lowered to 5.75% (a decrease of 0.625%.This does raise my cash on cash return. Should I do the 20% or 25% do...

Hey bp! :) I've been learning as much as I can about real estate for the past year or so and finally have the opportunity to do my first legit deal. I will try not to make this a post about the details of the deal bec...

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My money partners are looking for a property that will generate them income when they are not living in Philly but will give them a place to stay when they are back in town. Looking to do mid term rental in ...

I am buying a 3 level townhouse as an investment property in Trenton New Jersey area and plan to put it on rent for a long-time
I am not a flipper, nor a professional investor but just a rookie investor(hence a littl...

Hey all,Recently, I replied to a post asking folks whether they track their net worth. Personally, I do track my net worth. However, far more important to me are my financial projection models (which include projectio...

I always see people looking for a specific number for their cash on cash return. For example, Brandon likes 12% or higher, and he calculates this by taking the annual cashflow divided by the cash that is invested.My q...