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Sakib J. Do small private landlords qualify for a PPP loan?
7 April 2021 | 42 replies
I went in and started screaming "where are you mother@#$#. 
Brad Annen St Louis multi-family AirBNB
14 January 2021 | 5 replies
With the perfect capitalistic system, prices dropped and we competed for visitors
Canaan Swearingin Quality Wholesale Leads
7 December 2020 | 14 replies
I would recommend adding a chatbot to your real estate investor website to help convert your traffic into leads.As it is, most "We Buy Houses" website convert less than 1% of visitors into leads!
Dan Sieg Water bill is outrageous
19 April 2016 | 11 replies
Now I know people travel and have visitors and I can't for sure say some of that wasn't use but I am tracking closely after each improvement/repair water use is decreasing.  
Dave Jimenez How do I buy a foreclosure without capital?
16 February 2016 | 37 replies
@Dave Jimenez  I bought my first house in 1975.. so probably not germane to today.. and it was very straight forward.. we put 10% down  its was a 80k house in Milpitas CA.. got a 10% second from HML and a first for 80% it was new construction. there were no auctions then.. like you see today there were foreclosures though I bought my first one in 1976.If your using a FHA loan and first time homebuyer or there abouts its tough to buy auction proeprties. because they make it tough.. that's the point.You can easily buy one off of MLS and go through the normal hoops.. but I am sure your thinking you want to buy this because its such a screaming deal . and of course everyone wants that.. those deals primarly go to cash buyers.. unfortuanatly .. 5 to 6 years ago was different now there is just so much cash chasing deals its not funny.. so just trying to be a realist that's all.Look at some google on line about Vegas.. poor families trying to buy who just had to have financing got shut out.. because of cash investors.. and let me tell you the sellers banks and other lenders in possession could give a hoot.. they just want the cash.
Stephanie Cabral Running the #s on a multifamily subject to
17 February 2016 | 4 replies
Change the rents to $800, and this is not such a screaming deal (but still doable).
Cody Evans Building A Real Estate Website: Where To Start?
17 July 2019 | 16 replies
I'll go over each of your points -- the big thing to takeaway is that you're going to get people onto your site from solid SEO and digital marketing, capture them as a lead with an optimized landing page, and proceed to keep them as a visitor to your site with valuable and extensive content.1) SEO — Great idea keeping this as the #1 point.
Geoff Husa Short term rentals in Phoenix - East Valley area
8 July 2020 | 9 replies
Even today I operate in what I call a hybrid mode, renting long-term to retired winter visitors and then using a 3-day minimum for other seasons.As you can imagine, the STR industry, as part of the hospitality industry, has been on a roller coaster since the pandemic arrived.
Darren Harper First Attempt At Wholesaling
5 August 2020 | 20 replies
Sure, this is what you do.Try to go to local open houses and ease-drop on the visitors.
Jeff Dzado How to reliably estimate occupancy rate for vacation rentals
31 October 2021 | 17 replies
I’ve also considered in the Port Angeles and Forks region more for visitors to the Olympic National Park.