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Forrest Faulconer Investment properties are great, but let's get PERSONAL.
1 December 2020 | 96 replies
We seem to find a way to monetize most things and our personal house is no exception. 
Nick Troutman Investing now vs wait and see the ripple effect of CORONAVIRUS
21 June 2020 | 147 replies
This is also actually a great time for "subject-to" purchasing which is an excellent way to monetize the current real estate landscape.
Brandon Schlichter My 2015 Goal : 50 Units by end-of-year
21 November 2018 | 67 replies
Of these, maybe 5% were possible investments.To update, we've got the 2nd property in contract (officially).Here's how the deals look :Property #1 - Purchase Price : $20kRehab : ~$20kARV - $65kPotential rent - $950 Taxes - $76/moInsurance - $85/moRepair escrow (15% of gross rents) - $142.50**********************************************************Net income without leverage - $7763/yrNet Income with 100% LTV cashout (5.25% @ 20yr) - $4523/yr19.4% COCROIProperty #2 - Purchase price $15.5kRehab - <$7500ARV - $40kPotential rent - $600/moTaxes - $40/moInsurance - $50/moRepair escrow - $90/mo************************************************************Net income without leverage - $5040/yrNet income with 100% LTV cashout (5.25% @ 20yr) - $318021.9% COCROI
Sean Autry Help! Are My Assumptions Reasonable?
20 September 2016 | 16 replies
I'm using the below to arrive at my monthly net cash flow number:+Rental Income(-) Vacancy Assumption = 8% of rent(-) Mgmt Fees = 10% of rent(-) Mortgage Interest Expense = 4% rate(-) HOAs = Actual(-) Insurance = 6.8% of annual rent(-) Property Tax = Actual per MLS(-) Repair/Maint = 10% of rent(-) Gardner = $50/mo= Net Rental Income(-) Mortgage Principal Paydown=Net Monthly Cash FlowAny input is very much appreciated. 
Princesa Hansen Pets & Liability - Smart or avoid?
29 January 2020 | 7 replies
Animals increase risk but there are ways to mitigate that risk and monetize the animal, resulting in greater piece of mind and bigger pockets!
Robert Stamper Zillow Rental Manager (advertising and rent payment management)
11 March 2020 | 5 replies
I knew soon or later they'd monetize that service and I get the best applicants from them as I don't do craigslist anymore after getting ghosted twice were crooks copy your ad with a much lower price and try to get the deposit from that person.
Lawrence S. Does it Qualify as Installment Sale If Another Prop. Mortgaged
9 July 2018 | 10 replies
Each loan is secured by the underlying real estate.Rather than go to all this trouble, though, you could just do a monetized installment sale. 
Geoff Pettis Should I allow pets in a rental?
1 May 2023 | 24 replies
Consider using petscreening.com (free to Landlords).The second part is monetizing the opportunity.
Adam F. Garage rental - how successful have you been?
17 April 2019 | 2 replies
You will have to do a bit of research, and potentially trust your gut on whether or not you can monetize the parking.
Hitanshu Shah New Investor; Ideas for Monestizing on Land owned with House
6 December 2017 | 3 replies
Any ideas on how I may be able to monetize on this unused piece of land?