Im 36 years old and have built my business on sales. Im a real estate broker by trade and have spent most of my career helping builders and investors buy and sell houses. In the past 5 years my business parter and I s...
Are you thinking about investing in real estate but unsure where to start? Have you considered mobile homes as a potential investment opportunity? While mobile homes may not be the first thing that comes to mind when ...
HI, I have a commercial property with a master tenant and would like to terminate his lease early in order to develop the property. What would a typical concession look like? What is it based on? The termination date ...
Sold in NY, moved to Tampa, have 400k+ to invest. It's sitting in a money market account waiting for an opportunity. I've spoken to investors, mortgage and real estate brokers, etc. Almost all of them say to wait. Pri...
Hi! I have been driving around and noting a lot of FISBOs and new construction. I've called a few of the unlisted new construction I've seen and spoken with one company that flips homes. I'm not a flipper but I would ...
As I mentioned in a separate post, I have no problem with deal flow. I have established a reputation and track record as a successful apartment owner-operator and brokers know if I make an offer, it's as good as done....
Hello Everyone, I just became a Bigger Pockets Pro member and wanted to introduce myself to the community. My name is Nicole, I am located in Roswell Ga and I'm truly so excited to begin this journey of becoming a rea...
Hi BP Braintrust,I've identified a turnkey and the property looks great on paper (green crime area on Trulia in a decent city, great schools, A neighborhood (per seller), $250/mo cash flow, 7.35% cap rate, and 10.48% ...
We are at the end of our home-building process. My husband and I are the homeowners. I'll break down the math: $262,850.50 - contracted price of the house with contractor $53,000.00 - Mechanicals that my husband su...
Builders: Is there a particular percentage of the ARV or other rule of thumb that you rely on to calculate what you can pay for a developed (or
undeveloped) lot?