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Rick McCray Smallest amount of $$$ you have ever invested with
19 March 2014 | 12 replies
The phone rang off the hook on the drive home and I went into the contract the next day.
Veronica Roye Newbie with tons of questions
19 March 2014 | 6 replies
When I take a card I write down what area they are looking for property, price range, max repair cost etc.
Damien Clark Looking for Staging in the Baltimore area
22 April 2014 | 19 replies
We've staged every house we've ever sold, including many in the $90-100K price range.
Nadia P. Newbie Help Needed: Best Way to do All Cash Investments
20 March 2014 | 8 replies
Nadia,If you buy homes in the lower range of CA prices ($150,000 - 250,000) and you offer your tenants a rent-to-own contract, then you would only be collecting rent which may not conflict with religious rules against interest.If you offer the prospective tenant an option to buy the house within a fixed time period (usually 2 - 7 years), then the tenant will have more incentive to take good care of the house.
Mike Mullally What is it worth?
20 March 2014 | 6 replies
It rents for $1600/mo and comps somewhere in the ~$275k range.
Maurice Horton Hard money approval without capital
24 March 2014 | 7 replies
@Chris Bounds hard is not hard anymore anyone who has been in the lending bizz more than a few years hard or not realizes that those with no capital are not worth wasting any time on.Suggestion need to get equity partners so you have actual capital.the no money no credit get rich on my hardmoney loan is pretty much dead and has been dead for years.
Michael Campbell First duplex
30 September 2014 | 4 replies
Lining up financing will show a realtor and any sellers that you are at least somewhat serious and not just wasting their time.If you have no idea of how much financing you need to line up you may want to have a discussion with a realtor first to clarify your goals and the range of prices of the types of properties that match your goals.
Amit Rana Analysis 3 unit building
25 March 2014 | 8 replies
Property price hasn't gone up yet.Jordan - Annual expenses above include tax, insurance, water, etc.. but here's a more detailed breakdown: Mortgage interest rate (30 yr fixed) = 4.625% Property tax = $9481.94 Management fee = none (i'm managing it myself) Insurance = $2450 Water and trash ( if you're paying for it) = $930 Snow removal = $1000 Maintenance reserve = $1200 Cap Ex reserve = $10,000 (credit I got from seller) Vacancy = 5% ($3,240) As for cap rate in my area, I'm not sure but in a quick search it seems to be 4%-8% range.
Dylan Tanner How To Start Partnerships / Syndications To Purchase Real Estate?
30 March 2014 | 10 replies
Structures might range from 50/50 to 80/20, and may include a preferred return.