Jack Fletcher
How will you respond to Oregon hb 608
27 February 2019 | 6 replies
It will all work out, raising 7% plus CPI is still a decent bump.
Amanda Evers
Where do you go for standard supplies for rentals?
21 February 2019 | 1 reply
And if a product, like a shower valve or toilet doesn't work out, we'll just pop in and pick out a new one and replace it on the master list.This is with the caveat that I would never buy granite or tile from there.
Chris Seveney
Note Investing - Amazing Stories
4 March 2019 | 18 replies
We are going through two workouts right now, so I’ll provide an update in the next 30 days as to what each borrower decides to do given the options we are presenting them with.
Remi Oguntoye
Long Distance Landlord
27 November 2018 | 10 replies
If the numbers do not work out well for it as a rental then maybe you could use those funds to find a rental closer to you that makes more sense cash flow wise.
Leland S.
Help choosing a floor plan - how do you do it?
28 November 2018 | 8 replies
I will have to work out how to deal with the codes when I get into town because my guy is unlicensed...So I am crossing my fingers there.
Brandon Phillips
First Investment : Long Distance : Vegas...Thoughts? Experiences?
21 November 2018 | 7 replies
Airbnb is in heavy flux currently, it'll be a few years before they work out a workable agreement.
Joshua S.
HELOC Mortgage Payoff
7 December 2018 | 25 replies
But in terms of "how" the savings actually occur (which seems to be part of your contention), everyone says that, for example, if you won $130,000 in the lottery and dumped it on the mortgage January 2023, the resulting $105,308 in interest savings basically comes two places:The last 30 months after your lottery payment where you still pay interest, but it's a lower amount and, The last 23 years and 5 months of the 30 year term (the time that you no longer have to pay your mortgage) The problem is, I can never get the math to work out, so here's what I come up with and you tell me where it's wrong.I get an average interest payment over that time of $273.XX and multiply it by 281 months (23 years and 5 months) for the bulk of the savings - $76,715.The remaining 30 months you are still paying are at an average of $43.56/month of interest for a total of $1306.95 interest that you have to pay on your last couple years.From Feb 2023 to July 2025 you WOULD HAVE paid an average of $559/month for 30 months which equals $16,770.
Raul Flores
Selling land onwer finance
19 January 2022 | 16 replies
Work out an agreement with a buyer.4.Pay a realtor, investor, or Re Attorney to help with the sales contract. ( buyer will pay for closing cost if contract is written correctly, it is part of the owner finance fee to the buyer.)5.Have title company or Re Attorney do your closing.
Maria Amaro
In Escrow and Buyers Want to Rent
28 November 2018 | 35 replies
Then, regroup in the New Year and decide what to do if it doesn't work out.
Andre Mccollough
Any good Contractor recomendations in Delray area?
6 December 2018 | 9 replies
I would be hiring subs for certain thing to expedite the project.I don't mind hooking up with somebody on the first project to get started. that's what I'm researching now. with the right person partnerships work out really well.How did you get started in Florida you mind me asking?