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Daniella Spears Tenant refuses to sign 60 day termination notice
28 October 2020 | 13 replies
She says she is not going to be homeless and i have tried to illustrate to her that I just simply can not afford to support her and her family as I am a single momma as well. 
Juan Martinez Hard money lending leverage.
28 October 2020 | 17 replies
Here's an example of flip using somewhat simplified numbers to help illustrate the point.$100,000 Purchase Price$50,000 Renovations Budget (including, we will suppose, six months of carrying costs from close to close)$200,000 ARVSo we've got $50,000 in equity to build. 
Miles Klos Newbie In Austin Texas
5 November 2020 | 16 replies
I am not beating you down but those are just not achievable without a very large cash/assets/income starting position unless you have decades to burn.I would love for someone (not me) to run a scenario like this using realistic lending/purchase/refi/acquisition numbers so we can see it illustrated on paper for a gut check. 
Mark DiPietro Self Storage driving for dollars
20 November 2020 | 9 replies
  * * * Please Note that I am NOT saying you should advertise on a billboard, this is just an illustration to show the trade off between time and money. * * *)And "driving for dollars" would be an example of minimal money (just gas $) but lots of time.  
Lynn Anthony Need assistance with SFR BRRRR
7 November 2020 | 2 replies
I just don't see how you would be required to add square footage to get the value up, unless you're buying a house that is in good enough condition and up to date enough to where there isn't much of a value add opportunity.To help illustrate this...
Chip Chaunamom Should I sell or take out equity?
13 November 2020 | 4 replies
Then, the cumulative investment returns of all owned properties are conveniently illustrated in our Real Estate Wealth Building Analysis Summary report.The analysis will cover the four- (4) primary engines impacting investment real estate returns (pre-tax cash flow, income tax implication, debt/loan impactonyieldandanyprojectedappreciationwillbefactored).
William Allen How to Buy Houses Your Competition Can’t (Hint: Escrow Holdbacks)
12 November 2020 | 2 replies
This was a deal we closed that perfectly illustrates how everyone can win with an Escrow holdback.
Dante Moore Contractors charging fees for pulling permits
4 May 2021 | 30 replies
The Title Co. doesn't check for them and, as illustrated, they can cause major headaches and become expensive.
Collin Smith I’m 17 y/o I live in Arkansas
24 March 2021 | 5 replies
In total debt, we have only about 20k more than I did the day I bought my second primary.I say all this to illustrate that its okay to start slow.
Jacoby Atako Starting with the renter first?
3 March 2021 | 11 replies
What we found is illustrated below.Below a certain rent, the majority of the tenants stay 1 year or less.