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Eston Johnson The New Guy from Spring/Houston TX
29 December 2013 | 13 replies
Greater Houston is a great place for real estate investments given the deflated prices compared to other US markets & the impressive population growth.Here are a few tips in this market:- lack of zoning makes knowledge of subdivisions(neighborhoods) VERY important; so know your numbers by subdivisions, i.e DOM, avg sales & rental price per sqft etc- market in Houston below $150k is overpopulated right now- too many people & too many transactions- so don't be fooled by recent sales data since they may be inflated; true value of SF investment properties should be driven by cap rates; SF rental market in Houston in north of 10% cap rateLet us know if we can assist on any way- we provide data to help investors find their own off-market deals.
Samson Kay 23-Unit Building with Negative Cash flow
27 December 2013 | 8 replies
Which is in line with the Cap Rate of 10% if the building was performing.
Account Closed How come I cannot get a wholesale deal
29 December 2013 | 30 replies
Your story is familiar and is just more evidence that wholesaling is, in reality, very, very difficult.
Dee Xixi How to deal with a loan broker that steal your money
28 December 2013 | 30 replies
You will have an extremely difficult time trying to get any money back from this person.No legal advice.
John Z. Dealing with a Faked Property Manger
29 December 2013 | 8 replies
ALOTIf you are not in Cali anymore and caps have compressed have you thought of selling and doing a 1031 to where you now live??
Matt R. Newbie Analysis of my first deal soon to close
28 December 2013 | 10 replies
Cash on cash 80% CaP 28% Something I have not seen put this way.
Sandy Paris Business Classes
2 January 2014 | 11 replies
It can be a great idea for some and not so great for others and without knowing you, personally, it's more difficult to form an opinion.Aside from that, it never hurts to have a little more knowledge of basic business finance :)Anthony
Gunnar Teltow First two deals under the belt!
26 January 2014 | 24 replies
Even if you run the economics only out to 10 years and assuming zero appreciation and 60% expenses, the numbers are pretty eye popping so everybody wanted in.I already had a Texas series LLC for Deal #1 so I simply opened a new series, collected the funds, and closed on the purchase.The loan route is not much more difficult once you find a willing private lender, all you need is a promissory note and a pledge & security agreement.
Justin Escajeda MENS TRANSITIONAL LIVING DEAL
29 December 2013 | 3 replies
I am having a difficult time knowing what to do.
Chris Moore Networking in Brooklyn and Queens
30 December 2013 | 2 replies
I was lucky enough to purchase a multi-family building in a gentrifying area of Brooklyn 8 years ago.I've gotten very lucky and have not had a bad tenant or even a bounced check in 8 years if you could believe that.I currently work a 50 hour a week full time job and have two young kids so it's difficult to devote time to locating good deals in the area.