BiggerPockets Money Podcast Host · Longmont, CO · Member since 2014 · 7k+ posts · 10k+ votes
New Webinar Time! Thursday, May 24 at 5:00 Pacific, 8:00 Eastern
Investing in real estate is a lot like moving a long train: the most difficult part is starting, but once you get going, it's hard to stop! That's why in this live webinar, Brandon Turner (co-host of The BiggerPockets Podcast) is going to help you get your "train" moving by walking you through the necessary steps to buy your first, second, or third rental property - to build your momentum for a life of financial independence!
We'll be covering:
How to get the funding for your first few deals... even if you don't have much cash
Three actionable strategies for finding great deals hiding in plain sight
The simple 15-minute step-by-step process you need to focus on NOW
Plus a lot more!
Don't miss this incredibly powerful live training! Sign up now to hold your spot! (Even if you can't attend the live webinar, sign up to get a link to the replay. But make plans to watch before Friday at Midnight, that's when the replay is retired to the Pro-Only Webinar Replay Room.)
the webminars and podcast are such a great tool in this community, it allow us to open the doors to our imagination and opportunities. The best thing about this communication is that we learn the good and bad about the field and it is not just a sales pitch but we are learning by other people experiences and journey. Thanks bp
Hi all, relatively newer RE investor here. I was wondering if you all, when doing a cash flow analysis for rental property, consider the tax implications on your bottom line? i.e., if you're in the 30% tax bracket, you cut your earnings by 30% to account for taxes, or if you simply leave as is since you'll likely have most of your income eaten up, on paper, by depreciation and expenses?
I'm new into the RE investment market . I live in North West Arkansas. and would like to hear the replay if possible. I'm looking to get into the rental market.