I cannot tell you how many times I review a property and they have no T-12 or expenses or anything to share.

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Help!  Is this return too low???  I have future plans for this tri-plex to increase rental income.  But for now it would cash flow...thoughts?We need to use a DCSR Purchase loan.  We wouldn't qualify curr...

I’m reviewing an infill lot in Spartanburg SC — around 7,350 sq ft with utilities at the street — and I’m trying to refine my analysis process on new-build lots.Nearby new homes are selling around $260k–$265k.I posted the full details in a Classifieds listing, but I’d love general feedback from anyone who’s evaluated similar lots.Thanks!

If I do go this route, I will obviously give the current management company notice (after reviewing the contract), but are there challenges to be mindful of when switching Property Management companies from afar?

The challenge is that the downstairs tenant currently has exclusive access to both the garage and backyard via their original lease agreement.As a family, we’d need a reliable parking space and a place for our dog to play.After reviewing public records, I saw that the lower unit was permitted in 2011.

Hey BP,I’m reviewing an infill lot in the Spartanburg SC area and wanted some local insight from builders or investors active in the Upstate.Basic details:• Sierra Rd area• ~7,350 sq ft• Public water/sewer at street• No HOA• Several new builds nearby in the $260k–$265k range• Needs clearing/gradingI posted the full breakdown in a Classifieds listing per BP rules, but I’d love to hear from anyone familiar with recent new-build activity in this pocket or who has experience building in this part of Spartanburg.Thanks for any feedback.

You've got a great set of reviews.

The IRS wants to see that you’re actively directing and managing the business — things like approving budgets, coordinating repairs, analyzing performance, and making operational decisions — not just reviewing reports or responding to occasional updates.So while it’s not impossible, it’s rarely achievable unless you’re very hands-on, even from a distance, and have solid time logs to back it up.If you’re interested, I can share a free REPS tracker that helps you record and organize your hours.

If not, what evidence did you provide to the review committee ?

I have a question about the tenant review part you mentioned.Is it actually possible to find out things like a tenant’s age, income level, or DHCR registration history before making an offer?