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16 January 2013 | 84 replies
It's just not that workable in my market anymore.
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1 August 2013 | 6 replies
This route is quite a bit of work too, but might open up a little more on the numbers side to give a workable deal.
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10 June 2015 | 4 replies
Anyone so engaged has created a ticking time bomb for themselves.That said, there are methods to handle this that are both legal and workable to handle the extension of credit for operators of all sizes.
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2 December 2014 | 6 replies
All the buyers I've contacted thus far give me vague information about what they want - so instead of working on and looking for good, workable properties, I'm left with providing a bunch of Maybe's and still not sure how to present it to my buyers.This is where I've come to ask if it would be totally naive or rude to ask for a mentor (who'd like to invest in/around Pittsburgh, PA) who could guide me, at the least temporarily, on how they would like properties submitted to them and what they consider a "good find".
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2 February 2017 | 2 replies
Your scenario would not be workable for most sellers.
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16 May 2014 | 5 replies
It has to be workable. #2.
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13 February 2014 | 1 reply
I walked around back and looked through the back door and saw holes all in the walls so it will definitely need some work but the outside looks workable with some TLC.
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6 May 2018 | 79 replies
The fact you ask the question says you shouldn't be doing it yet. the issue is there was a BP pod cast and a book touting this as a workable thing for the average investor..can you imagine someone rolling into Memphis and trying to hire folks to rehab houses..
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1 June 2008 | 9 replies
Not saying this one is a good deal exactly but if you figured the payment, taxes, and insurance plus another $100 or so for other expenses it would be more workable, assuming you don't pay any utilities, trash or other monthly expenses.Originally posted by "nationwidepi":I often disagree with the 50% rule, but in tis case, it most likely will apply.When you have gross rents of only $600 or less in other cases, the OE including, but not limited to, mortgage, taxes, insurance, management, repairs, & vacancy will surely add up to $300 monthly.Remember, as Jon said, this is a screening tool only and is based on averages.