I have seen many examples of 'cash flow analysis' Rental Income minus expenses, mortgage payments, and expected vacancy rate (let me know if I'm leaving something out). However I would believe that the rental income i...

Hi, I’ve recently gained interest in real estate, more specifically rental properties such as single family homes or duplexes. My problem is Im in my mid twenties and only have about $50,000 in the bank. I’m wondering...

First post on BE so hoping this 'test' provide some interesting answers.I have a property in Austin, TX (78704) that's generating 8% CAC returns.  I've had the property for 9 years and it's appreciated 75% since 2006....

Good afternoon;     I intend to upgrade to a PRO account, in June 2015. I was wondering; if both the Property Analysis Software, and the Wholesaler's Calculator are included with the PRO Account? Any and all informati...

About 10 years ago, Friend A (on advice from his CPA) and an IRS rep both told me that I should strive to not have a loss on my rental property for more than three years, or no more than three out of ? years (not sure...

Hello everyone! I've been reading the site for a while but this is my first post. We put in our first offer on a small duplex with two bedrooms in each unit. I am crunching numbers like crazy to see if it makes sense...

Hi guys,I just put a few offers in Kansas City, MO for SFH. At first I was only looking for properties with a concrete basement because of the natural disaster - tornado. Along the way, I've learned that most of the p...

I’m considering buying a really large house for my next STR. Trying to maximize heads in beds. Anyone do this and have any comments, regrets, etc?

Hello,Here is my current situation. I am an army reservist after 8 years of active duty, and a full time police officer on long island. I have full use of any veterans benefits I can find. I'm looking to start buildin...

Financing Options for a Remodel
The very first step of a remodel is to decide how much money you’re willing and able to invest in it. A good rule of thumb is to spend no more than 10 to 15 percent of your home’s va...