Pull rent comps from very close by, ideally within one to two miles, and make sure the unit layouts are truly comparable.

I am getting closer to finishing up the renovation and want to soon pull cash out to buy my first flip just unsure the best route to take.

I I use a simple spreadsheet to track all of that.My main page pulls all the dates (renewals, insurance coverage dates (renters), etc.), expenses and income, rental income, tenant contact info, and more from a separate linked sheet (one for each Property). 

Hey BP Fam - My Father and I are buying our first investment property and were set on getting a Duplex.Market:  Atlanta Metro (open to Marietta/Smyrna/Decatur + nearby areas)Budget: Around 400k maxGoal: live in one un...

-Refi, pull cash out, purchase another property. 

I am discovering Bigger Pockets and hearing a lot about BRRR and pulling out your cash in a refi.  

Hi everyone,I’m currently in a tough spot and looking for some creative solutions or referrals from the BP community here in San Antonio.The Situation:I am currently approved for a loan through the NACA (Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America) homebuying program.

I have a mix of residential and commercial properties. I'd like to be able to manage both in a single software. Right now, I'm just using Google spreadsheets and it's getting tiresome.... I've never used any software ...

Please kindly do not point out that I need to "buy another home to move into" as a reason this won't "work", I have a solution for this that I'm not going into detail on in this post.

From my experience in Charlotte, NC, the property owner or Licensed GC can be the only ones to pull permits.