Jared Vidales
Phoenix Investor Entering Houston MSA
2 June 2018 | 6 replies
We are seeing more non-local folks than ever at our meetings just like yourself; folks wanting to survey the landscape.
Michael Plante
Highest and Best Use?
21 July 2019 | 3 replies
Same with a landscape company.I am thinking of possibly have a building put up to rent out, perhaps office or retail.Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Eric Davis
Multi-Unit Apartments
14 May 2008 | 8 replies
Here is how I see the deal.Asking Price- 600,000# of units- 13 Gross Operating Income- 71,820less Taxes- 3087 Insurance- 2310Repairs- 6875 (added 25% to estimated price, )Utilities(common area)- 400Misc(pest, snow,landscaping)-2300Net Operating Income 56,848lessMortgage Payments 46,800Cash Flow 10,048Now I will not be offering $600,000 but really wanted to check with some of you experts to make sure I'm not forgetting anything.
Thomas Pham
Trada Exit Strategy
31 August 2009 | 41 replies
They just had the investors buying the buildings without telling us that the landscaping, striping of parking spaces, pool, clubhouse, volleyball and etc. weren't completed too.
Khaled Majouji
260k equity, ok job and excellent credit, what to do now?
5 June 2008 | 3 replies
Except for demolition, painting and landscaping I can't do much, at least not by myself, I am just not experienced enough in rehabbing, and I want some quality work done, so I am kinda stuck having to hire most of the jobs out.I was planning on getting my first 5 houses done and learning from them, piling up more cash, and than basically just doing rehabs full time.
Tracy Montarti
new from Pittsburgh - (finally) ready to get started!
5 September 2008 | 6 replies
I just loved their term of "gingerbreading it" - just basically paint, carpet, some landscaping, flowerboxes, etc.
Aaron Norris
Starting at an early age
22 June 2008 | 13 replies
I have a few favorite memories:Roach House: Too young to do much around the house, as the brothers and Dad pulled up the carpet, I spent hours sucking up roached in a vacuum as thousands (seriously) crawled up the wall.Dirty toilets: It's amazing what chlorine bleach and elbow grease can do.Palm Springs: Landscaping in 120 degree heat.
Tom Tarrant
Scared Money Dont Make Money
8 December 2008 | 42 replies
These can serve as back up exit strategies.For example, once you have a reliable tenant with cash flow in a property, you can find a buy and hold investor who will be much more interested in the property, since they'll be spared the trouble of finding a tenant for it.You can also owner finance the property and then sell the note to another investor.†You can sell part of the note for cash now and have income later or sell all of the note at once.If you're having trouble finding local investors, online auctions can offer your property to a potential global market.Even in a soft market some homes will still sell at or near full market value.†Of course, you don't want to incur six months of holding costs waiting for your price so you have to get creative to make your property stand out.†One way is to "Go Green".†A few touches like solar hot water with a tankless water heater back up and adding rain barrels to the downspouts in order to maintain landscaping inexpensively even during drought conditions can put your property ahead.†Everyone likes ideas that save them money and if it is good for the environment too that is an extra bonus.
Jason Schmidt
can someone please explain this 50% rule to me?
9 July 2008 | 163 replies
Landscape cost, especially tree trimming of large trees.While not a comprehensive list, by controlling cost you can do better than the average of expense to income ratios for your area.
Travis Bauman
10 unit in Ohio
4 July 2008 | 15 replies
Will you be picking up trash, mowing the lawn, landscaping, etc?