I say this because every investment is an opportunity cost, and if you're going to take money out of stocks (whether in a brokerage account or 401k) that could be earning 8-10%, you should have confidence that your acquisitions are going to perform better to account for the additional risk. 

we buy non performing notes, so we foreclose on properties - you consider that foreclosure investing?

After a few months of analyzing deals, stalking BP posts, and viewing homes, we finally closed on a triplex in the Pittsburgh area under an LLC! All cash per seller request. One unit filled and working with a property...

One other thing to add here - the bonus depreciation changes are indefinite - meaning they are no longer set to expire at any point in the near future - which is HUGE.And yes, @Bonnie Griffin Kaake is correct - if the dollars to acquire the property, materials, labor, or anything else in the acquisition or development of the property were incurred BEFORE 01/19/25, they are excluded from the 100% bonus. 

While results vary by market, a typical cash-on-cash return on investment (ROI) can range from 8–12%, with top-performing properties in peak markets potentially reaching 20% or more, especially when financed.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Oakland.

Purchase price: $240,000

Cash invested: $10,000

the rehab is still in progress so stay tuned!!

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So, my goal is to acquire 14 doors and pay them off.

With its robust legal framework, consistent economic performance, and favorable interest rates, Germany stands out as a top investment destination for foreigners.

Hey everyone,I’ve been actively involved in the note space and am currently expanding my focus on non-performing notes (NPNs) across the U.S.I’m looking to connect with fellow investors, lenders, or note holders who might have NPNs they’re looking to offload—or even just want to talk strategy.

Quote from @Emmanuel Soba: Hello BP community,I’m actively focused on acquiring and operating 50+ unit multifamily properties in select growth markets, including Atlanta, Florida, and Northern Virginia.