Darryl Allen
Buying as Corporation, with back to back loan
Hello,Long time lurker, first time poster.Short background on me - I've been buying & renting properties for nearly 12 years. I've brought my wife into the mix, and we now have a total of 9 units across 7 properti...
Account Closed
Not sure where to start need advice - Flipping vs Rentals
I am so lost when it comes to reading the forums and books, podcasts. My wife and I know where we want to end up, but have no idea where the starting line is. We want to have recurring passive income from rentals/ s...
Eric W.
Tips for a first invest prop in co?
I live in TX but have family in the area so am up in co a lot. I’m thinking about making my first investment property in Colorado. I wanted to see if anyone could provide me with any tips or advice for an initial inve...
Zach Ziskin
Flooring on a rehab -- carpet, tile or laminate?
Forgive me if this is a really newbie question (well, I am a newbie :mrgreen: ), but what is the best option to go with when redoing flooring on a rehab project, both from a cost perspective and resale factor--carpet...
Brian Vog
Rental properties: Turnkey vs Find on your own
What are the experienced professionals opinion on working with turn key companies or finding your own deals? I like “time” so part of me only wants to work with turn key providers, but I like bigger returns as well, ...
Patti Robertson
Totally Made Up Pay Stubs - Be Careful Out There!
This past weekend we had two different applications for two different properties that had one thing in common. Both applicants submitted totally fake W-2s. You can’t just rely on automated screenings. You really need...
Muju Hussain
Need DC Rowhouse Redevelopment Cost Info
Any DC developers here who have flipped DC rowhouses in NE DC or Petworth DC, who'd be willing to share how much they've spent on a decent flip. Most of the rowhouses in Petworth are in the high $500k range with the A...
Kevin Tyra
Avoiding capital gains
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
Joe Smith
is a 1031 not worth the hassle?
Hear me out...I've thought of doing one, but then when I research it, I only have 180 days to find a replacement property. With the way I buy property, there's no guarantee I'll find something acceptable in that time...
Olga M.
Which would you pick and why? 3 investing scenarios...
Location: Kansas City Market/St. JosephAmount: $100,000 to investConditions- inventory is low and crappy. What would you do of the following and why?
Scenario 1- Invest all in new flip
Scenario 2 - Invest $50k in ...