
5 March 2008 | 5 replies
Newbie here and suspicious of a "great offer"Hippoze is the primary LLC formed for the purpose of purchasing, managing and selling real estate.Smaller feeder LLCs managed by GM's will have their own LLC under the mother ship HBI.Smaller LLC's run by a GM offer this "opportunity" to friends and family.Hippoze LLC would be the title owners.They are "Hoping" to refinance in 1-3 years but an investment period of 10 years is desired, It is up to the discretion of the GM what to do with the returned moneys, 1) reinvest with HBI 2) reinvest with another NON HBI investment 3) return to the individual investors.Depreciation and profit will be passed down to the LLC and investors through K1s.This is the small of it, our investment would be around $10K and each LLC will be $50K to 250K, supposedly the GM for our LLC has a substantial investment ready to go.

22 March 2012 | 22 replies
Unless it's a corporate tenant with a long term proven track record that would mean nothing to me as an investor.The reason is businesses fail everyday.Even if the business has thrived for the last few years they might have been only going out of the home or a small space.Now they are going bigger in space and they may or may not grow as expected and the rent might take them down.They could be down sizing in space and carrying a ton of debt and fixing to go under.So as an investor the track record and seasoning and performance of the lease is critical when doing an income approach.You also have to analyze if rents are dropping in the area.Even if the tenant has been there awhile they might be jumping ship for a lower rate elsewhere and the lease is coming up soon.I think FSBO really isn't going to get you a higher price.The agent bringing a buyer will now have to do 2 jobs with the buyer and the seller for one fee.Also the buyer will see you are saving on the listing commission compared to other properties listed for sale and will reduce the offer to you.It's a classic mistake of the seller thinking they are saving the listing commission and the buyer reducing in the offer.

17 October 2011 | 20 replies
And I receive about 300 plus emails daily with webinars that promise secrets to niches no one knows and free info then you are being offered $500 programs and website member ships. now if your mailing to about 5,000 people for 6 months straight advertise constantly(which if you don't no is all set on a timer there auto responder trigger automatically), image odds 5,000 people $500 a program if only 20 people join that's $20,000!

21 May 2015 | 62 replies
Two apps that I use frequently that I didnt see mentioned are pulse (google reader alternative) and camera+ (much more capable than the stock camera app)

22 October 2011 | 11 replies
Each partner will be capable of investing up to 25% of the equity in order to optimize dollars out of each project instead of ROE given that the cost of capital from the fund is far less than the AROI for the project.

10 November 2011 | 31 replies
Although I prefer to offer points to be paid upon refinance (back-end) as an incentive for the debt partner to not jump ship, you might find it a useful tool to incentivize your partners to hang in there for the full-term.3) Offer some sort of equity offering.

11 September 2016 | 18 replies
For example, wellsfargo will my lend to us but they have no problem buying our loans from the broker ;) so I would recommend you ship around.

8 November 2011 | 18 replies
Does the Kindle Fire have the same capability?

31 October 2011 | 4 replies
The landlord wants to put the house under contract with me, but I am afraid that if I do put the house under contract, I may have to end up moving once I find a buyer, and I am not financially capable to move at this time.

27 March 2012 | 3 replies
once these factors are evaluated I would consider using the value to invest in real estate as long as your beneficiaries are capable of managing the assets if you die.