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Justin D Schwartz Insurance company harassing me
28 April 2015 | 10 replies
If any components that are electrically powered or powered by gas fail.c.
Robert Bartman Please check out this Deal! Thanks!
27 April 2015 | 7 replies
I'm having trouble seeing you getting $1500 for a $79K house.Also, you're showing electric and water - are you renting this bills-paid?
Jacob Wright My First Duplex...How are these numbers
2 May 2015 | 7 replies
Also you will be responsible for electricity on the exterior and common areas (if there are any).  
Christopher Kindig Looking for 2-Unit Property in Baltimore, Maryland - Zoning?
24 April 2015 | 3 replies
Look to see if it has separate electric and gas meters , it doesnt mean its legal but there is a better chance.
Christopher Rodriguez Buying foreclosures in Pennsylvania
3 May 2015 | 10 replies
Is it true people have electric versus Gas up there?
Scott L. First Investment Possibility, Duplex North of Pittsburgh
27 May 2015 | 23 replies
Scott,The big question I would have about your property is whether or not the utilities are separated, mainly gas and electric?
Edgar Leon Four plex
19 May 2015 | 4 replies
Parking Information# of Parking Spaces (Total): 8.00# of Parking Spaces (Covered): 4 # of Parking Spaces (Uncovered): 4Additional Parking, Paved Parking, Carport School InformationElementary School District: 004 - Mesa Unified DistrictHigh School District: 004 - Mesa Unified District Utility InformationAPS ElectricNo Gas City Water FranchiseSewer (Public) Financial InformationAnnual Electric Expense: $79.24Annual Maintenance Expense: $2,097.92 Annual Management Expense: $1,786.10Annual Trash Expense: $385Annual Water/Sewer Expense: $1,731.01Owner AssociationAnnual Owner Association Fee: $3,600Gross Annual Scheduled Income: $250,000Adjusted Gross Income: $245,000Vacancy Allowance: 0.02Total Month Rental Income: $2,040Net Operating Income: $13,279.27Cap Rate: 7.18Equity: $185,000Existing 1st Loan: ConventionalExisting 1st Loan Type: FixedExisting 1st Loan Type: Non AssumableExisting 2nd Loan: Other (See Remarks)Existing 3rd Loan: Other (See Remarks)New Financing: Conventional, FHATaxes: $1,147Tax Year: 2014
Blaine Johnson Rate My Deal
27 April 2015 | 31 replies
That is a 9.0% cap rate ($14,400/$160,000).(2)  Operating Expenses:  Do you, or tenants, pay water & electricity
Robert Bartman Would you invest in this property? Why or Why Not!
4 May 2015 | 32 replies
Umm, why are you including "electricity" as a paid for utility?
Jeremy Sexton Office Building Maintenance Contract
8 May 2015 | 1 reply
That adds a layer to the owner's limited liability keeping the PM's insurance in the loop.Basically, 3 ways to go: 1. hire employees, 2. hire a general contractor, then 3. hire specific contractors such as a cleaning company, HVAC, Electrical, etc.