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2 February 2017 | 4 replies
I almost feel like some type of application is warranted so I have SSN, bank account numbers, etc. in case things go south.Your collective knowledge would be appreciated!
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9 February 2017 | 5 replies
Pete Fiannaca Every accountant has seen his or her share of incorrect turbotax returns, and most enjoy fixing them:) In general, I think that real estate warrants the use of a pro.
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10 February 2017 | 20 replies
@Wes BlackwellGreat study post WesI believe it may be sitting on market so long and warrants a lower price because it backs right up to an active train run.....see the train tracks?
6 February 2017 | 4 replies
check the neighborhood for similar buildings and see if they are rented what are the projected rents check the numbers to make sure the rate of return warrants the purchasewant to chat I love talking and so a lot of work in Ohio
9 March 2017 | 10 replies
Of course, you will have underwritten the deal at sufficiently conservative financing rate - like the BoC posted 5-yr, fixed-rate reference - that the business easily throws off cash at the actual financing rate.If you are disciplined enough to apply the "cash-back" directly to the mortgage principal as a pre-payment (some lenders will {strongly} encourage this approach) it is a good thing ... if you use the cash-back on a rental property financing to pay-down the principal on your primary residence (where mortgage interest cannot be deducted as a business expense) you may warrant extra kudos.If you are certain you can re-invest the cash-back and earn a higher {net} return than paying down your mortgage financing {particularly that on your personal residence which is paid with after tax income}, the cash-back can be a good thing.
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20 March 2017 | 60 replies
After receiving the condo questionnaire I found this condo is a non-warrantable.
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14 March 2017 | 19 replies
Talk to your Top and look into going to Warrant Officer school.
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12 March 2017 | 7 replies
You will need to find a lender who will do a loan on a non warrantable condo.
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22 March 2017 | 8 replies
If you are buying in Beverly, I'm sure each commercial property would probably warrant it's own LLC.
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24 March 2017 | 9 replies
Whether the legal potential issues related to signing a lease with this tenant warrant having cash flow is another question.