All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

I agree with Kuba. I would try and get it for less. It never hurts to try. When negotiating with them go over some costs and point out everything that is wrong to encourage them to drop in price

Is there some sort of zoning law that would prevent this, or have you already looked into all of that?

Any chance someone could record or something? I work every Saturday so I'm never able to make it. I have yet to make it to one, but have been wanting to since I joined BP

 I was under the assumption that all helocs were a variable rate. Now I'm even more tempted to go this route

I'm looking into this as well. I'm working on finishing my basement. Added a room and remodeled the rest of it. I'm wondering if they will come inside and actually check it out, or do they just look at it and say it's a 4 bed 2 bath, check out comps, and give a value based on that?

I've been looking at a couple 6 and 8 plex buildings in my area as my first investment property and I was just wondering how you all deal with the balloon payment of the commercial loan? There's no way I would have that much capital in such a short period. Are there any options besides trying to refinance or sell?

Can you roll your 401k into a self directed IRA tax/penalty free?

Just out of curiosity, why do you feel a double close is questionable, legally? I don't see how it's any different than holding on to the property for a while, then selling it. I'm just getting started and still doing a lot of research, which seems to be a lot more work for a non disclosure state, I'm finding.

Is it an apartment building with secure access? That I have no knowledge of. I thought you were just asking about plain doorbells

If you want to go an extremely cheap and zero work involved method, Amazon sells those wireless doorbells. You plug in the receiver into an outlet where you want to be able to hear it, then put the battery operated button outside. I think I paid about 20 dollars and that came with 2 receivers. A lot easier than having to go wire in an actual doorbell.