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All Forum Posts by: Rob Lee

Rob Lee has started 29 posts and replied 238 times.

Post: How to Generate More Cashflow Before the Banks Stop Lending???

Rob Lee
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

@Carl Millsap thanks Carl!

Post: How to Generate More Cashflow Before the Banks Stop Lending???

Rob Lee
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

@Joseph Cacciapaglia

Yea that does sound ridiculous how lacks they were last time! By the way you sound like an expert to me! 😆

Post: How to Generate More Cashflow Before the Banks Stop Lending???

Rob Lee
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

@Joseph Cacciapaglia Great explanation Joseph! That makes me feel a lot better! Did you hear that rates are rising right now? What's up with that? Too much demand?

Post: How to Generate More Cashflow Before the Banks Stop Lending???

Rob Lee
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

@Nathan Gesner Good idea Nathan! Thanks!

Post: How to Generate More Cashflow Before the Banks Stop Lending???

Rob Lee
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

@Cameron Tope I hear ya man. I think he's in a decent position in with his cash and credit. I told him that a guy like him will be fine. I worry about others waaaay more!

Post: How to Generate More Cashflow Before the Banks Stop Lending???

Rob Lee
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

@Brian Boyd yea I suggested that. I think he's looking into it now. Thanks!

Post: How to Generate More Cashflow Before the Banks Stop Lending???

Rob Lee
Posted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

Hey @Jim K. That's what they said in 2008 ha!

Post: How to Generate More Cashflow Before the Banks Stop Lending???

Rob Lee
Posted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

Hey guys! So My buddy and I were talking yesterday about the corona drama and our rentals. We were talking worst case scenario. He was telling me that he doesn't make much from his 3 rental properties (3 SFH) and that he needed more cashflow. He asked me how would I create more. Uhhhh

Anyway, he said that if I remember in 2008-2010ish the banks stopped lending so if he needs to borrow something the time is now!

I told him that I would drop it into the community and see if anyone had ideas. Here is the situation:

He has a wife and a one year old

Sales job 100% commission, (car or RV sales or something. Really slow right now)

She doesn’t work

They have a paid off 200k home

3 single family houses about 200k each, 50% paid off each   (2 strong tenants work in the medical field)

$300 cashflow each house per month after all is paid

How would you create more cash in these uncertain times before it gets too bad?

This may help out other people too! Open to all suggestions.

Post: What is your rental property criteria?

Rob Lee
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

@Victoria Coleman Just personal preference since we have so many newer places in my area, and issues with older places.

Post: What is your rental property criteria?

Rob Lee
Posted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Dallas, TX
  • Posts 248
  • Votes 240

@Victoria Coleman We are done with class C, so class B or better! Way too hard to collect rent at times. Near good schools, no foundation issues and as close as possible to the 1% rule. Oh, and build in 1995 or later!