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Marian Smith Why hiring a PM is CRAZY!
26 May 2020 | 93 replies
What disappointed me is that PM did not look into the legal possibility of getting a Writ of Possession signed and indicated to me that it may be July or September or even indefinitely before the Court could act on our case.   
Account Closed Looking to Help Beginners ! (Investing , Financing, Managing)
8 November 2017 | 471 replies
If your part time jobs and old income are sufficient to get the home that's one thing but if your new income is the only way you qualify they will be looking for some proof that you are there indefinitely and it's not a temporary position . 
Bienes Raices Why do you use an S-Corp for flipping?
13 November 2016 | 32 replies
There is no such thing as double taxation with an S-Corp...an S-Corp is purely pass-through and the entity is not taxed under any situation.You are probably thinking of a C-Corp, which pays corporate tax on any profits and then can leave income in the company indefinitely (or distributed as a qualified capital gain to shareholders, which is the second tax).Btw, I flip out of C-Corp these days...there are good and bad in every entity structure...talk to a good tax professional/attorney to help you decide...
Matthew Mucker Where does the 50% rule come from?
1 May 2021 | 300 replies
However, it would be a mistake to assume that this performance will continue indefinitely and using a lower expense ratio for analysis will lead to overpaying for deals in the long run.   
Matt Hangsleben 401K: Continue Contributions or Stop?
2 March 2019 | 147 replies
The last 5 years was a ridiculous RE bull market that people think will continue indefinitely into the future, RE will begin to go from market outperform to standard performance.
Jay B. Chicago tenants refusing to answer messages about rent payments??
3 June 2020 | 63 replies
The IL eviction moratorium keeps getting pushed back to the point where it might be indefinite.
Andrew Scott Schrum Is now a good time to invest - My Thoughts
13 November 2022 | 6 replies
. :)  I know from living through a full cycle in real estate, that rents do not go up indefinitely in every area. 
Kyler J Sloan Represent Myself and Seller as a Dual Agent
16 November 2022 | 23 replies
@Kevin Sobilo and @James Mc Ree : That is what I would have thought, but was getting indefinite answers from others, and so wanted to ask. 
Peter Vekselman Success Rate in Real Estate...Shockingly Low
19 October 2023 | 203 replies
But it’s a risk I’m willing to take vs parking my savings under a mattress or savings account earning only 4 or 5% while inflation stays high indefinitely
Jerome Ramirez Guerrero Depreciation taxed avoidance ?
21 October 2022 | 9 replies
@Jerome Ramirez Guerrero, Yes, in a 1031 exchange all tax on gain and depreciation recapture is indefinitely deferred.