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Jalani Cazaubon Underwriting Commercial Multifamily: How Do You Treat “Other Income”?
20 January 2026 | 11 replies
If it is higher than that, most lenders will want a clear explanation or will haircut it.On operating expenses, the right answer depends on age, condition, and management quality, but for B and C class multifamily in the Southeast, a 40-45% expense ratio is a common baseline.
Evan Okada New here! Trying to get my sea legs
24 January 2026 | 6 replies
And yeah… LA can work, but the margin for error is razor thin unless you’re very strategic.A couple thoughts that might help as you ramp up:Get very clear on regulations early (especially STR/MTR — city and county rules can make or break a deal).Build a small but strong local team in whatever out-of-state market you choose before you buy.Don’t underestimate how valuable your skill set is — high-quality photos/video/drone work is huge for investors, agents, and STR operators.BP is a great place to learn and contribute, and offering real value like that is how relationships actually turn into opportunities.Glad you’re here — looking forward to seeing you around the forums.
James Jordan Buying in Seattle/lack of cashflow
30 January 2026 | 10 replies
In quality markets the cazhflow typically comes strong in year 3-5+ after rents have grown and mortgage stayed the same.
Abdul N. New here/Help with out of state investing
21 January 2026 | 13 replies
The numbers can absolutely pencil on sub-$150k SFRs, but success hinges on micro-location, housing stock quality, and realistic rent assumptions.
Srini Poosapati Looking for guidance — ongoing billing / transparency issues with PPMG (REI Nation)
20 February 2026 | 15 replies
However, quantity of communication should not be confused with quality of resolution.
Ryan Anthony Harris Seeking a Real Estate Investor Coach in Philadelphia
18 January 2026 | 10 replies
Avoid courses and gurus who will teach you a magic method or try to razzle dazzle :-) Feel free to reach out.    
Hogan Campbell New Investor in Dallas, Excited to Connect!
24 January 2026 | 15 replies
Fix and flips and rentals are a great place to start, especially here in Dallas where there is plenty of activity and opportunity.If you want to plug into the community fast, there are a lot of high-quality in-person meetups happening every week across DFW.
Matthew Davis Young Sales Person out of College
12 February 2026 | 26 replies
Buy the ugliest house on the best street you can afford and fix it up to the quality of the surrounding properties to make it worth as much as those.
Cassandra Estrella Tenant hardships, asking for rent reduction. Thoughts???
16 February 2026 | 29 replies
Quality tenants aren’t easy to come by, and there’s no guarantee that you’ll have this smooth of an experience if you re-lease the property to someone else.
Justin Rush Pace Morby Program
16 January 2026 | 71 replies
No one reported a verifiable deal even after their glowing post.Like This:PACE MORBY GATOR METHOD COURSE REVIEWhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/...Personally, I push for people to use their money to do a Joint Venture with someone who is experienced and learn from that someone, that which is necessary to close deals.