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- What percentage is the structure worth vs land for . . . - BiggerPockets
So what percentage ratio is best to use? I guess even if the IRS audits you can show the structure is worth at least 90% of the purchase price For example if the house cost $800,000 according the the tax bill the structure is worth like 100k but definitely no one will build you a structure for 100k
- Question about percentage of ownership in tax sale . . . - BiggerPockets
I'm in Louisiana and I'm a little confused about the bid-down percentage method we use In the unlikely event the owner goes the full 3 years without redeeming the property, how does having a lower ownership interest (say 1%, for example) in the tax title effect my rights to the property?
- What Is the 70% Rule in House Flipping? - BiggerPockets
$150,000 (ARV) x 70 (ARV percentage) = $105,000; $105,000 – $20,000 (ERC) = $85,000 (buying price) This formula is commonly used by house-flipping investors to decide how much to pay on a fix and flip 70% Rule: Formula and Example The formula itself is rather simple: Once the ARV and ERC are calculated, you then plug in the numbers
- Ownership percentage vs. profit allocation percentage - BiggerPockets
BP, I have an interesting question regarding ownership percentage vs profit allocation percentage within an LLC I want to have an operating agreement where party A owns 60% of the LLC and party B owns 40% Additionally, we want to split all profits and losses 50 50 in a buy and hold rental business
- what percentage a silent partner in a flip should makewhat percentage a . . .
My husband and I fund our own flips There is a house we are interested in , but we are about $40,000 short We know a few people who have stated they would invest The house is $140,000 and needs about $20,000 in repairs We would sell it for around $240,000 If we borrow $40,000 for six months, what is a fair percentage for investor to make?
- Tenant Improvement (TI) allowance as percentage of total lease??
What percentage of the total lease would a general rule of thumb be for landlords to give TI? For example, if I was leasing $5000 for a three year term and the lease rate was $1 00 Sf Mo or $12 Sf Yr that would be $60,000 annually for a total lease term of $180k
- What percentage of Cash on cash do you think is good - BiggerPockets
Pinpoint the best real estate market for your specific goals with expert recommendations and real-time data on appreciation, affordability, rent-to-price ratio, and more
- What Is an Ideal Net Operating Income Percentage?What . . . - BiggerPockets
Under the heading What Is an Ideal Net Operating Income Percentage?, there is a statement that says "Generally, it’s best to look for properties in the real estate market with higher net operating income figures when compared to the property price
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