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I run a RE Dev firm historically focused on rehabs and ground up. My highest priority 2015 goal is to aggressively build my rentals portfolio. I operate in the Boston MA area where you will pay 500k for ...

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I recently just closed on a house in Point Pleasant NJ and am currently house hacking it. I am renting 2 bedrooms out and living in the other. The house is on a hill but I have a room on the first floor(basement) that...

I'm looking to finance a renovation of my primary residence and one of my lenders is telling me that if I spend $150,000 on a renovation, I can expect it to add $50,000 or so of value to my home. That seems too conser...

Hi guys,New investor here and just wanted to ask a quick question about what your rules are when it comes to investing in low income neighborhoods?Ive been doing some research and ive been told that some investors won...

I've rented two homes over the last few years, and I'm interested in slowly buying more single-family homes and keeping them long-term. I'm curious if experienced investors have a ballpark percentage they factor that ...

Rent increases at a rate of 1.6% per year. To calculate total accumulated cashflow, I calculate: income (+1.6% annually) - operating expenses (changing over time) - mortgage payments (constant). At what rate do operat...

I would like input on the following question:As an apartment investor, if you were to spend $5,000 on upgrading an apartment unit.....How much of a rent increase is needed to provide your required return on investment...

As a value-add syndicator, we've all had to face some very tough decisions with the impact of COVID. I've noticed that there are basically 3 main concerns we've all shared in trying to navigate our investment properti...