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Jennie Ohyoung Nightmare with my property manager - advice needed!
18 March 2026 | 3 replies
If this property is in rough areas, unless you have a PM that rocks, it is really hard to make a profit.  
Tina Trussoni Insurance coverage for multiunits
17 March 2026 | 6 replies
A Brokerage handles policies from a variety of companies, and will actually "shop" for best price, sometimes splitting coverages between different companies.
Darra Rensing First investment property- turn key- bought with an investor friendly realtor
27 February 2026 | 1 reply
Yes I worked with a great agency and I continue to work with a great realtor in Little Rock
Steve Harris Due Diligence Checklist for Raw Land: Focus Upon Residential Subdivisions
12 March 2026 | 3 replies
Determine bearing capacity, shrink/swell potential, and compaction requirementsRun percolation tests if septic is planned.Check for expansive clays, rock outcrops, high water table, or contaminationGet slope stability analysis and cut/fill volume estimatesThings can be missed – I once did 12 borings in a 3-acre site yet still somehow missed a buried passenger train car used to fill the site in the 1940’s.  
Amy Frisella Does cost seg mean bundle your improvements to year one?
14 March 2026 | 1 reply
If I were to do a cost seg later in 2026 for my 2026 taxes does it make sense (if I have the money) to do ALL of my improvements in year one on this property (windows, mini-splits, new kitchen appliances, roof) so that I obtain the maximum number of years from these items (meaning they are no longer old) for purposes of the cost segregation. 
Blake Bailey First time investor potential deal
16 March 2026 | 1 reply
I also own my home outright and could do a HELOC or should I just maybe even do conventional I also am not sure if I should leave it zoned Industrial and rent it out to a business or church like before or if I should rezone it residential and split it into a two unit Apartment just totally new to this and have been studying and learning as much as I can and just wanted to put this out there to see what you guys think about how I should maneuver this potential deal.
Hui Kiang Tenant screening - Alternative of Pay Stub and Bank Statement
11 March 2026 | 6 replies
Your rules and requirements for a quality tenant should be solid as a rock and aren't some wishy washy thing that they can pick and choose what to follow and what to change.
Jake Nissan How do you guys decide if a flip margin is “safe enough”?
13 March 2026 | 5 replies
That's not enough buffer.I personally have a minimum profit rule: 0k absolute floor on any flip, and that's only if the deal is rock solid.
Martin Adams Wholesaling Vs Investment ?
25 February 2026 | 4 replies
I have a question for wholesalers regarding profit splits.
Doiron Nelson First approval for a newbie investor in Little Rock!
19 February 2026 | 6 replies

Hello BP world! Just got my first loan approval for $24k at 26% APR for 60 days. Should I run with it and find a deal or continue shopping? If so, what private lenders do you know of who would fund a loan no higher th...