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William Howley Looking for good 1031 Exchange Qualified Intermediary
27 March 2017 | 5 replies
They love the flip life for the art of the deal and instant gratification of cash in hand.  
Russell Lavoie Las Vegas market now that they have two pro sports teams
27 March 2017 | 2 replies
Properties values are going up instantly and the high rollers are coming to town even more than before.
Saul Leininger Sold my house, moved to Utah, and now........
2 November 2016 | 2 replies
I was originally looking for a home with a mother-in law I could rent out, (alternative to a duplex) but so many are done very poorly, and the ones that are nice are sold instantly.
Stephen Asherson Cash-flow from small apartment investments
7 November 2016 | 7 replies
The above 3/2 house (872m2 land) has likely reserve of R1 680 000 (if the owners never paid a cent in mortgages) Estimated municipal valuation R2 million (Comps agree)So buy well you get R400 000 instant equity to renovate and increase your potential rental to R20000.But the owner might not want to leave anytime soon.Opportunity is everywhere, you just have to know HOW to look, not just where.
Christina V. Buy and Hold without Renters?
13 November 2016 | 10 replies
I would be purchasing it and have instant equity $15-20K.
Cole Swartz Master Lease Question
13 November 2016 | 7 replies
Owner pays the lawn/snow - about $1,000/year, the water/sewer - also about $1,000/year, hot water (property has a Rinnai instant hot water heater) which runs about $1,400/year and he pays the electric for apartments 2&3 as they're on the same meter.Gross Rents: $18,960Taxes: 2,900Insurance: 600Lawn/Snow: 1,000Water/Sewer: 1,000Propane: 1,400Electric: 1,400Trash: 720Debt Service: 4,500Vacancy/CapEx: 2,500Leaves a profit of: $2,940/year.
James Marszalek RE Investing Boils Down to 4 Steps
25 December 2016 | 6 replies
It makes you focus on what you feel is the absolute single most important decision of your life at that very instant.  
Lawrence Cox III FHA 203k, is this a good option for buy and hold
4 April 2017 | 2 replies
That said, you can always refinance to a non FHA product and turn it into a rental...though you likely won't be in any type of instant equity position...
Rohan J. April 2017: Kansas City (MO) Pulse Check
12 April 2017 | 14 replies
Good deals are getting snatched up instantly
Timothy Doenges Vacation Rental: Schedule C vs Occupancy Rate
6 April 2017 | 2 replies
We believe that we can add value instantly by increasing the online presence of the property.Even at the high vacancy rate, creative financing on down payment, and with accounting for property management and cleaning costs (which we plan to pay ourselves to do, but may want to outsource later if able), the cabins at their current rent price will cashflow, according to the actual NOI formula above, so we are feeling pretty confident in the purchase even if the value add play doesn't work out.