Hey BP - does anyone mind sharing an example of their real estate professional logbook?

But every once in awhile somebody piques my interest as someone who needs to be made an example of. $10k-$15k to make someone an example and create a ton of great content for YouTube and BiggerPockets, I'm thinking it's lawsuit time.

For example: My father owns a sub $500K home in St Lucie County Florida - a region that I’m from and would love to get back to investing in one day…but his insurance premium is nearing $6K annually and if we extrapolate the rate of insurance increase over the duration of a conventional 30 year mortgage - my money is on some areas becoming un-investable.

The good news is it’s calculated daily, so if you’re only a little late, it’s usually just a few bucks.For example, paying $2,000 fifteen days late might cost you around $6 or $7 in interest – annoying, but not a big deal.

I have the "classroom" knowledge and before I attempt a larger fix/flip or flip/hold, it would help make me significantly if I could see a few different real examples. 

What are examples of low cost amenities that can be built into multifamily buildings that will generate significantly higher rents?

For example, there are some areas of Milwaukee where you can fix up a house that was $80,000.

Hey everyone — I'm curious to hear from investors who have been able to grow their rental portfolio quickly.What strategies, financing methods, or partnerships helped you scale fastI’m looking to accelerate my own growth and would love to hear real-world examples or lessons learned. 

For example you could add 17 ADU by deed restricting 8 to lower income housing.  

I think the likely outcome here is that for the portion of the original purchase you carve out as business use, there's a chance to take bonus depreciation - but likely under the 60% bonus regime, not the new 100%.For example, say the property was $1M and you can reasonably say that 10% of the square footage is now rented.