I've got a decent amount saved up, and I'm accredited. In the market I've been looking, the CoC on turnkey (through agent, not company) is only about 6-7%. Cashflow with loan is maybe $150/door. Is it worth doing o...
I really want to get into wholesaling so that I can raise capital for rentals and rehabs. Plus just having another source of income.
I am currently trying to make contact with local investors to build up my investor ...
I am looking at purchasing Multi-family properties where the numbers work, they cash flow just over $100 per unit, and meet the 2% rule, however for at least one of them, and for other in the future, I would like to u...
Okay BP, so I've decided to jump in (actually decided a little bit back.) And I figured I'd start a live Blog/Forum to document my epic triumph or defeat; though I'm pulling for the former.The History: My REI journe...
Brandon mentioned in his blog here:http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/11/05...that if you own a property free and clear you could lose 50%+/- to taxes. He didn't say much more than that but that took me as s...
I did a search for a forum for investors, agents, lawyers, etc specifically in the Houston and surrounding areas which came up empty. So I thought I'd create one where we can discuss deals, the market, suggestions, an...
I bought my multifamily as a short sale, added value, and can cash out now with some good profit. The property values are topping in the area and starting to see a decline, and I am not seeing rental prices or demand ...
Hi Everyone,I’ve been a long time listener of the podcast and have been saving up money to begin my real estate investing career. I currently am 25 with about $50k in cash saved up.I live in Austin, TX, where tons of ...
Here in Georgia I have read several advertisements that claim that the purchaser of their home through lease purchase can qualify for the $8000 tax credit. Is this correct. Any comments
I am seeking a couple properties and looking for ways to avoid capital gains. The costs of homes are too high to roll over money through 1031 exchange. What other ways are there to avoid the capital gains