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Garett Bridwell Just getting started in flipping. Any important pieces of advice?
9 August 2018 | 4 replies
Example you buy a house for 15K, it needs 50K to be a 100K house.
Paul Herschell Tenant storage systems/recommendations!
8 August 2018 | 1 reply
For examples, pros and cons of plywood boxes, steel caging materials etc.
Elisha Cram Vacation rentals and taxes
13 August 2018 | 20 replies
I have driven for Uber, for example, and I put 25% of those earnings aside for tax time.
Bryan Inman Help with Rent/Sell Decision
14 August 2018 | 6 replies
Seems like renting it with the above numbers would leave you, at best, very lean, and, at worst, in a negative cash flow position after accounting for property management, vacancy, repairs, and Cap Ex.For example:$1,800 Monthly Gross Rent - $1356 (PITI) - $180 (10% for Property Management) - $180 (10% for Vacancy) - $90 (5% for Repairs) - $90 (5% for Cap Ex) = -$96 Net Monthly Cash Flow (It would be even worse if you could only rent for $1,700 per month)While you might not need repairs or capital expenditures in the short-term, with a 12-year old house, you're probably past the midpoint on the useful life of some of the systems in the house (e.g.
Kendall Mercer Problem with a contractor
10 August 2018 | 8 replies
If you are having so much trouble with this contractor, then don't use him again or just pay him for what he has already completed and hire someone else.I don't know what exactly what you had him painted and why, but if say for example you are only replacing part of siding, etc then repainting those parts to the original color is very common.
Cody L. Apartment building redesign needed - Anyone have/know this skill?
10 August 2018 | 5 replies
have any examples or pics?
Account Closed What's the Toughest Part About Wholesaling?
28 August 2018 | 11 replies
For example, I've been after a property for the past 2 months now.
Mike Gehm HELOC for first lien - looking for people with experience in this
20 February 2019 | 2 replies
Wondering if anybody on here has experience and that you could kind of give me some examples of how this works doesn't work has worked how you think it will turn out in the future.
Kevin Kraver Basic questions on Turnkey investing
16 August 2018 | 9 replies
For example: If the price is $150k, but the appraisal comes in at $135k, then you're unlikely to be able to get more than $108k (80% of $135k) in financing.
Nahal Beckam Big trouble for first time landlord
9 August 2018 | 31 replies
Personally I would not send a letter or an email .i would drive right over there immediately walk rIght up to the door and tell the idiot to hIs face to lose the dog or he will be evicted then I’d hand him the quit or pay notice right then and tell him to improve his conduct or him and Fido will be whimperIng on the street . ..or you could kindly send him an email bake him some fresh sugar cookies and ask him if he was willing to compromise with just 3 pit bulls in the house