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All Forum Posts by: Dusty Corning

Dusty Corning has started 2 posts and replied 33 times.

Post: First Investing Property Analysis in NC

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
Looks like a good opportunity. The numbers look pretty strong. Have you considered partnering with someone for the down payment? Either get a friend/family member or find another investor in your area?

Post: Silent Partner

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
Brian Johnson is this a quad?

Post: Real Vacancy Factor

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
Wendell De Guzman are you basing your vacancy calculation as a percentage of cost? I thought it was generally discussed as a percentage of revenue (rent). It also looks like you are assuming that each year you have to evict a tenant. Either it's a warzone or poor screening for that to be true.

Post: Real Vacancy Factor

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
Wendell De Guzman are you basing your vacancy calculation as a percentage of cost? I thought it was generally discussed as a percentage of revenue (rent).

Post: Question: Quarterly taxes on LLC member income

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
I believe most major renovation cost would be considered capital improvements and would fall under a depreciation schedule. In other words, no you wouldn't be able to use them to offset your tax liability.

Post: Houston Apartment - 29 units

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
Chris Bounds Did you end up selling the apartment complex?

Post: Houston Area

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
Renee Stewart where can I find out about the next Houston BP meeting?

Post: >>>> PROFILE PICS PLEASE! <<<<

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
Does anyone know if it is possible to modify your profile and picture from the iPhone app? I rarely log into the computer. Maybe Joshua Dorkin can answer. Thanks!

Post: Would you buy a $5,148 Cashflow with $2k of capital gains?

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
Aroldo Villarreal Are you assuming that you won't have any maintenance or capital improvements needed?

Post: Rental Income Insurance

Dusty CorningPosted
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Katy, TX
  • Posts 35
  • Votes 24
Mark S. I believe Ali Boone was talking about AON insurance company that recently discontinued their guaranteed rental income policy. Here is another company that is offering a similar product. www.thegrp.info I have not used either company and it seems kind of pricey to me. I think good tenant screening could greatly reduce your risk of needing such a policy. Dusty