All Forum Posts by: Steven Mitchell
Steven Mitchell has started 32 posts and replied 128 times.
Post: for sfr, what prop tax rate are you using?

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- san antonio, TX
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Originally posted by @Michael Seeker:
Property taxes are going to be dependent on where the property is. The assessment of property values can change from one city to the next and tax rates can and will vary significantly depending on where the property is located.
If you are looking for rates for a specific city, mentioning it might get you a better response from somebody who invests there.
whoops, i thought i was in the memphis forum. ill try and repost
Post: for sfr, what prop tax rate are you using?

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- san antonio, TX
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We are calculating 1.4%, is that accurate?
Post: looking for investor friendly bank, commercial loans on SFR

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- san antonio, TX
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Anyone have one they like? We are from out of state and would like someone local to take out commercial loans on our SFR portfolio.
Post: Looking for a RE lawyer you can recommend

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- san antonio, TX
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Someone youve used REPEATEDLY and is on the up and up. Local.
Post: alarm systems installed on completed projects?

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- san antonio, TX
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@Wayne Smith thank you for the reply
Post: we have a very rough time finding wholesalers

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- san antonio, TX
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thank you for the replies guys. i was just sitting here staring at my computer, wondering what i was doing wrong and why i couldn't make basic math work. so frustrating.
Post: we have a very rough time finding wholesalers

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- san antonio, TX
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and wondering what we are doing wrong.
Twice now. We have found a wholesaler either on Bp or at a networking meeting.
We will talk. They will show us a deal. We will disagree with their numbers and tell them exactly why we do. Thinking that if we communicate all this we can find a way to work with each other.
Then we never hear from them again. It just happened for the third time today, we had a wholesaler contact us that we found on back page. Her ARV was horrendously overvalued. We showed her our comps hoping to start a dialogue, and then she's poof, gone. And this particular property had a ton of comps all around the same value so we have no clue how we have a different opinion.
We don't understand. If they are passing on us because they believe we are rookie, why not hash out the numbers with us so we see where they're coming from in the hopes of doing more business?
Or is it the opposite and they are heading off to find a less sophisticated investing group?
Any input would be appreciated.
Post: alarm systems installed on completed projects?

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- san antonio, TX
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Recently one of my completed projects on the market was broken into and the staging furniture stolen. What do you fellas do to protect against this?
Post: full time job, how to field seller calls?

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- san antonio, TX
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we ended up going with reisolutions. they give you a phone number where you can attach a voicemail. then it electronically files it for you.
Post: full time job, how to field seller calls?

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- san antonio, TX
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thanks guys