Ok guys, this may be kind of a strange post. So I am an active (full time agent) real estate broker in Alabama. I have flipped countless houses. I own a pretty big portfolio of single family and small apartment comple...
Property Details:Purchase Price: $9,500,000 Annual Rent: $498,804 Cap Rate: 5.25% Lease Expiration: 2/28/2038 Lease Type: NNN Year Built: 2013 Options: 10, 5-yearGross Leasable Area: 14,534 SFBuilding Class: BLot Size...
Hey all, I'm a noob to all this but had a question and looking for some guidance. I have two out of state properties, both mulifamily. I owner occupied one and bought the other as an investment. The investment propert...
Hello there. My husband got laid off about 3 years ago and we did a Solo i401K with our 401K money. We have been told that we can use it to buy properties but we can't get loans with it, etc. The market around us n...
Hello Biggerpockets my name is Adrian and I'm looking to start my investment career buying tax liens , I am currently going to school , working fulltime and have about 15k to invest. I was looking to buy tax liens in ...
Hey BP,I've been lurking in the BP shadows for about a year now and finally got around to making a profile. Coincidently, I'm also finally getting around to taking action.I'm in the Marine Corps and stationed in San D...
Hello everyone and a big thanks to all the pros who have repeatedly posted and are giving me recommendations/advice. It is appreciated!
I'm looking at a duplex in a good, upper middle class suburb of Kansas City. It ...
Asking Price: 259000, the most I would offer is 249,000
Downpayment required, 25% conventional: 62,250
Interest+principal, @4.5%: 946.23
Taxes, verified: 3000/yr,250/mo
Insurance, verified: 1700/yr, 142/mo
Rental Inc...
If I'm going to sell a property do you think I'm better off avoiding the taxes and investing 100% of it into 2 or 3 additional properties, or would I make more money by simply paying the capital gains tax on the proce...
Interested in using my IRA to fund a new LLC that would flip houses and put the proceeds back into the IRA. Then due it again. Any guidance?