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Reinaldo Lopez The death of office space
26 June 2020 | 22 replies
Employees would not need to commute or live in expensive areas, companies could save money and maybe a better work-family life balance can be reached. 
Joshua Ferrari Multifamily Cap Rates
8 June 2020 | 13 replies
Specifically, being able to determine the potential value of a property you can achieve by raising rents.
Antonio Williams Using 401K for property
7 June 2020 | 11 replies
@Antonio Williams @Marlen WeberYou may want to reach out to the HR department of your employer.Your retirement fund admin may allow loans against your vested 401K balance.There are normally 2 loan provisionsGeneral & Home purchaseHome purchase loan provision allows for a longer pay-back period.Normally loans are not added to your income and not subject to taxes/penalties.Your future paychecks are reduced to pay-back the loan balance.There are also potential risks when taking a 401K loan, the balance being due upon being let go or quitting.Alternatively, this year cause of the cares act, you may potentially be able to take out a distribution(no requirement to pay back) and it wouldn't be subject to penalties.
Rory M. Security deposit and itemized list questions
4 June 2020 | 13 replies
@Aurora Martinez Just provide them an itemized list of what you are deducting for and send it back to them with their security deposit balance if there is any.
Gagandeep Singh Price to get Door/Transom installed in archway
5 June 2020 | 1 reply
Here is the breakdown:  - Price for Door and Transom - 1600, - Material 340- Custom jamb and labor to install everything = 1260Here are the details of job:- supply and install double 32 inch door with 5/4 jam thickness with 4 5/8 clear pine jam ,6 ft 8 inch height , 15 light interior French door , 1 3/8 door thickness- satin nickel hinges and flush mount satin nickel slide bolt - To supply and install transom window with 4 5/8 clear pine jam , clear glass ,size of transom window is 651/2 inch wide with a height of 11 1/2 inches - Create custom extension jams due to 13 inch wall thickness and trim out with flex trim matching radius of transom window 3 1/4 colonial casing with 5/4 x6 to be on top of door with solid crown and nosingHere are pictures of what we are trying to achieve before and after:
Nico Burgess Investing in Real Estate with LLC?
5 June 2020 | 12 replies
Separate bank accounts, which likely have balance minimums. 
Adam Oldham Verifying Contractors Work Meets Local Code and Your Expectations
4 June 2020 | 1 reply
The permitting office is the check and balance system you need.
Rebecca Salazar Networking in Maryland
5 June 2020 | 4 replies
There are many proven strategies to achieving financial independence and long term wealth.
Andrew Fidler Lucas County, Ohio Evictions and the CARES ACT - DISMISSED
5 June 2020 | 10 replies
It's important to remember we are doing a balancing act with numerous Federal, State, County, and Municipal actions preventing evictions.
Shawn Pacaoan Hard Money Payments
4 June 2020 | 3 replies
@Shawn Pacaoan, as Stephen mentions, every hard money loan I have had/seen is interest only with a 12-18 month term.So take your interest rate divide by 12 and multiply by your loan balance