Unbelievably helpful and specific, you two!! I would love it if you would be willing to do TONS more videos like this, and have guests do the same thing using their buy boxes and expertise and specific markets.
> "As long as you can punch numbers on your keyboard then you should be able to analyze deals as well..." BiggerPockets calculators are pretty darn awesome, if you can punch numbers into excel or online calculators you are golden. I was checking hundreds of properties and after entering numbers for every property from the market of my interested, I got analysis paralysis anyways. I use the REI Lense web extension now as a first step for quick & dirty analysis, so I can open a property on Redfin and without copying and pasting data into any calculator able to see instantly seeing numbers like Cash-On-Cash, CapRate, Rental Prices, Cashflow, Mortgage for long-term, mid-term and short-term strategies, like right away (and free!). If the numbers work there I go to Bigger Pockets calculators and do a complete analysis using various calculators there.
HI! where did you find the first data that Ashley walked us through for the single family home? it looks like it was imagine posted in a google drive. Thank you!
Where did Ashley get the data about neighborhood demographics, Buffalo market information that she used to evaluate the neighborhood? Is it a feature of google maps or is it another biggerpockets application?
Awesome info in this podcast and easy to understand! Question for a future podcast though… I recently found a relator on the BiggerPockets agent finder and have been working with him to try and buy my first deal looking at house hacking a duplex or triplex. I recently asked him for his recommendation of lender and he gave me the contact info. I wanted to do a little research on the lender before moving forward with them and was wondering what are good ways to tell if you can trust a lender or not. I tried looking up reviews online but I’m not sure what’s worth making a bit of and what’s not. Any advice on how to know if I have a good lender here or not would be great. Thanks, Jake M
Excellent information Thank you! Question do you guys have all your properties insured with the same insurance agency? I currently have 3 properties and last year transferred all my homes and auto insurance policies with the another insurance agency instead of having mixed agencies. I did this thinking that I would save money. Well the this past June my insurance renewal came and the insurance agency requested the first two payments of $1050.00 this was June and July. I called my agent and she said that the insurance agency is changing the way they’re charging. I have never paid over $2,000 for my first 2 payments. My August payment is for $450. Do you have an insurance agency that you recommend. Two of my homes are in L.A county and one in Riverside county. Thank you.
If the market crashes all these BRRRR. People are going to be upside-down on every mortgage they hold. If renters stop paying or properties go Vacant they better have a HUGE war chest of cash available.
Unbelievably helpful and specific, you two!!
I would love it if you would be willing to do TONS more videos like this, and have guests do the same thing using their buy boxes and expertise and specific markets.
> "As long as you can punch numbers on your keyboard then you should be able to analyze deals as well..."
BiggerPockets calculators are pretty darn awesome, if you can punch numbers into excel or online calculators you are golden. I was checking hundreds of properties and after entering numbers for every property from the market of my interested, I got analysis paralysis anyways. I use the REI Lense web extension now as a first step for quick & dirty analysis, so I can open a property on Redfin and without copying and pasting data into any calculator able to see instantly seeing numbers like Cash-On-Cash, CapRate, Rental Prices, Cashflow, Mortgage for long-term, mid-term and short-term strategies, like right away (and free!). If the numbers work there I go to Bigger Pockets calculators and do a complete analysis using various calculators there.
Can you speak more on the REI extension? Maybe provide a link?
Finally, a BRRRR update for this year with the current rates. Thank you!
We need some of the longer videos showing underwriting techniques. I think the video was great! Thank you BiggerPockets!
Super helpful. Thank you
You guys are awesome!!! Thank you!
HI! where did you find the first data that Ashley walked us through for the single family home? it looks like it was imagine posted in a google drive. Thank you!
Same question here if anyone can help answer that’d a a great help!
Where did Ashley get the data about neighborhood demographics, Buffalo market information that she used to evaluate the neighborhood? Is it a feature of google maps or is it another biggerpockets application?
What did you use to get the data on the house in Buffalo New York?
I live in Buffalo so this helps make this real for me
Awesome info in this podcast and easy to understand! Question for a future podcast though… I recently found a relator on the BiggerPockets agent finder and have been working with him to try and buy my first deal looking at house hacking a duplex or triplex. I recently asked him for his recommendation of lender and he gave me the contact info. I wanted to do a little research on the lender before moving forward with them and was wondering what are good ways to tell if you can trust a lender or not. I tried looking up reviews online but I’m not sure what’s worth making a bit of and what’s not. Any advice on how to know if I have a good lender here or not would be great. Thanks, Jake M
Interesting!
Excellent information
Thank you!
Question do you guys have all your properties insured with the same insurance agency? I currently have 3 properties and last year transferred all my homes and auto insurance policies with the another insurance agency instead of having mixed agencies. I did this thinking that I would save money. Well the this past June my insurance renewal came and the insurance agency requested the first two payments of $1050.00 this was June and July. I called my agent and she said that the insurance agency is changing the way they’re charging. I have never paid over $2,000 for my first 2 payments. My August payment is for $450.
Do you have an insurance agency that you recommend. Two of my homes are in L.A county and one in Riverside county.
Thank you.
Great stuff
“Freak in the spreadsheets” 😂
You said refinance in four months, but isn’t there some kind of new rule that says you can’t refinance for 12 months unless it’s a primary?
A couple of ideas like 7 or 8 for all generations but have trust worthy people n respect is a must but who can I trust I want positive gain
If the market crashes all these BRRRR. People are going to be upside-down on every mortgage they hold. If renters stop paying or properties go Vacant they better have a HUGE war chest of cash available.
Trying to invest in the future
Freak in the spreadsheets 😂
real madad real estate
Ok what if I'm disabled