So I've got a residential construction project that was supposed to kick off this year. I own the land free and clear (200k value), constructions costs are $815k.  I planned to use the land as the 20% down payment. I ...

Hello BP friends,I have motivated sellers and can't take down the deals myself - need help and/or advice please!Here's the situation: I just completed my first single family fix&flip. My girlfriend and I have been...

Hi can someone help me with valuing a property. I use actual income. Would you use actual vacancy as well? The deals I am looking at have low vacancy. If I buy the property and increase the rents the vacancy would go ...

Hello everyone, and happy Saturday!I viewed a property that I'm interested in tackling as my first flip. It is listed at $34,500 for a 3 bed 2 bath 1,288 sqft. This house is rough but I think it can definitely be flip...

I see a lot of talk on every RE investment site about buying underperforming apartment complexes and adding value. Laundry, rent raises, storage, parking, etc. Obviously everyone enjoys an undervalued asset. Isn’t t...

I am partnering with an agent to start investing in flips. The plan is for me to be the GC on these projects. 
My question is, because the GC (me) and the subs will all have insurance. Does our investment company the...

Looking at a SFH that we would move into, convert into a duplex and then rent out. Moving in allows us to rent out our current place, and keeps us near the project, which is a ways from our current home. Because it wi...

I’m buying a property that had caught fire and is now gutted out. Over time the wiring was taken out of the house, I honestly don’t even know about the plumbing yet. Could someone point me in the right direction as fa...

Hi BP members just a newbie needing a little insight....

I have heard to make many offers and not visit until one is accepted but how can I estimate costs without walking through with a contractor? We are leaning tow...

So for the BRRRR method, when you do the cash out refi and pull all of your cash out (making a new loan to pay off the first), can't this ruin your cashflow?
Quick example numbers:
Purchase price= $70k, Rehab=$35k
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