All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Hua

I’m not the smartest man, but how does anything you’ve posted reflect the computation of a 19 cap?

How many years of experience have you had with the United States government? 

I only ask because it seems you're under the impression that if you give them an inch, it stops at an inch.

The Socialist gang wants to be socialists. 

Let’s cancel student loans, too. 

Also, look at the number of National Emergencies that are still active from over 20 years ago. Guess which emergency isn’t going to end, covid19. 

I don't think the yield curve is an indication of the health of the US market. It's about as reliable as Punxsutawney Phil now due to how intertwined our economies are globally. There's just a lot of foreign money coming in because of negative interest rates in other countries.

I guess someone should let Casto, Champion, and Preferred Living know that they're making a huge mistake.

The reason some contractors need money up front is because they're poor at cashflow management. Chances are, their craftsmanship is poor as well, because they know you aren't going to be satisfied with the work performed.

Yah, just wait, because no one else in this space will be waiting. When it tanks, you’ll still be competing with everyone else. 

If you invest in Columbus, I would suggest building in the cost of sewer and water into the rent. Columbus provides a table on their website on what you should expect to pay each quarter based on the suburb, and amount of people.

The reason I suggest doing this, is so you're in control of the property. If the tenant has the water bill in their name, and doesn't pay, the city puts a lien on your property, and it's now your problem.

@Giovanni Luna

Capstone will market it for you.

Hi Curtis,

Send me your email, and I'll send over a standard lease from the Columbus Bar Assoc. that I use.