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Scott Price Passive syndication investment vs other REI options
20 June 2018 | 17 replies
If you are not able to add value in your active portfolio (or get predictable appreciation), 15-20% passive returns will be competitive or beat active investing, with much less work.What is also interesting is if you look at your post-rehab returns on your active portfolio (i.e. holding after the value add), they can be on par with a passive investment...but more work than a passive investment.
Sam LaGrassa HELOC or Cash-out refi
24 June 2018 | 25 replies
Please rank the following areas for highest predicted home value increase over next 2 years:EverettEast BostonDorchester (which area within Dorchester)South BostonWinthropRevereRoxbury
Charlie C. 20 year old w/ six-figure income and no expenses. What to do?
20 July 2018 | 58 replies
If they are halfway decent they will give you a break down of ROI on your purchase, and predict what rent will be after. 
Caraleigh Thomas I think I know how I wanna get starting...but not really?
22 June 2018 | 11 replies
I have a lot of confidence of on-going short-term rent appreciation (next 5 years) but less confidence of significant on-going property appreciation (I expect a leveling off but am not real confident of any prediction).High end homes (bigger and more expensive) have worse cash flow than middle class or working class homes.Note a small multiplex or your 16+ unit will experience similar rent and property appreciation to your SFR and have better initial cash flow (it will be poor initial cash for San Diego but increase with the rent appreciation).To summarize, SFR are not the best buy n hold investment option in San Diego. 
John Warren Tax DEEDS (not liens)? Possible bank foreclosure? IRS? Quitclaim?
25 June 2018 | 14 replies
And yeah, that's one variable I don't feel like I have the info to predict - and won't until I've watched how this auction plays out (and probably more after that to get a better understanding).   
Jaron Walling Estimating Property Taxes for the future
26 June 2018 | 0 replies
What method would you use to find historical rates or predict the future property tax?
Samantha Swenson How to survive an Impending Depression
22 April 2022 | 37 replies
Stress-test your worst-case assumptions (other than the zombie apocalypse, which no one can predict).
Elaine Lau Assessing Sale Price on a Multi Family Apartment Complex
26 June 2018 | 7 replies
I think it is reasonable to include fixed, predictable expenses, like taxes, in your proforma, but numbers like utilities and R&M are best estimated using historicals.At the end of the day, the buyer will do their own underwriting and come up with a number that works for them. 
Account Closed What happens to you if (when) the market crashes?
28 June 2018 | 26 replies
I am not predicting anything....but as someone who is very active in the market know of over 4000 units for sale right now in the MF industry....brokers have told me they expect the same for 2019.   
Steve Wilson Evaluating a Syndication Opportunity
8 July 2018 | 17 replies
Steve For full disclosure, I am personally in this space, before being in the space, I had a chance to review hundreds if not thousands of syndications and varying models of such.Critical items:Minimum Investment AmountAccredited or Non-accredited or (Mix)Sponsor Track RecordCritical impact items that will cause the value to increaseSponsor FeesSponsor Equity Participation (Always like to see skin in the game)Cost of capital and capital (capital stack structure)IRR (will predict timeline so time is X)Cash FlowCash on Cash %Hope this helps a little bit