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John Lyszczyk Why is Lumber so Expensive? (Part 2 - Update)
26 May 2022 | 41 replies
Obviously, that is still happening today and many are now losing money on awarded projects that have rising material not yet procured.
Mir Mubashir Mahmood Double closing in Illinois?
27 April 2022 | 18 replies
(8) Assists or directs in procuring or referring of leads or prospects, intended to result in the sale, exchange, lease, or rental of real estate
Sam Smith Busy accredited investor looking for low risk investments
27 February 2016 | 26 replies
You will want to make sure it meets your criteria but the hard work of procuring the asset has been done and if you have a good partner then most of what you are looking at will fit your model.  
Dustin Cook Holfolio
31 October 2017 | 53 replies
I worked for a very large syndicator back in the middle 80's doing asset acquisition ( CA re broker)  I would buy land developments and multi family as the procuring broker and on the land developments I would also marshal them through entitlements.
Dan Lam which of these two is the better deal..
12 February 2019 | 12 replies
property #1 is the better cash-flowing deal, the only downside is the high up front cost to get into it, which will take a while to recoup and limits my 1-2 year plan to procure another property 
Kevin D. Schedule E
21 April 2015 | 15 replies
Most tax professionals will bring in a portion of the tax code on this that is not specific to rental property but is more general with regard to depreciable business assets in general, which is this:The basis of the asset is the cost to procure, install and bring the asset into service.So it's the "bring the asset into service" portion which then causes all kinds of costs to be added to the basis such as utilities during rehab, mortgage or other loan interest, property taxes, legal fees, etc.  
Josh Stack A "Hall Analysis" of Gastonia as a Market for Buy&Hold Rentals
4 May 2021 | 75 replies
The new zoning conditions will allow for a maximum of 200,000 square feet of commercial space, and a maximum of 320 townhomes, apartments or other residential units within the development.A higher and better useOlson has procured and developed more than 3,200 lots in the Charlotte region in recent years, with the majority of that involving residential projects.
Fausto Carosella Seven Day Notice to Cure??--Item not in Lease
9 January 2017 | 23 replies
Even if you have an LLC I would say there is a strong public policy argument to piercing the veil, as you personally knew of the trampoline, did not do anything to cure the situation and failed to procure proper coverage for the liability exposure.
Benaiah Grimes How big of a multi-unit property should you procure just starting out?
20 May 2013 | 28 replies

I am entirely new at investing but my family has been involved in this industry for quite some time. Now that I am in a position to infiltrate this industry I am ready to jump in both feet first. How big of a property...

Kyler J Sloan Represent Myself and Seller as a Dual Agent
16 November 2022 | 23 replies
You've got to be kidding me.No buyer to procure