
9 July 2024 | 197 replies
Yes, there can be drawbacks to being a woman and there can be benefits, but overall, I believe it all balances out.

5 July 2024 | 8 replies
In light of the above explanations, The information below vividly illustrates the repayment schedule for the loan.MONTHLY LOAN REPAYMENT PLAN* Loan Balance: $325,000.00* Loan Interest Rate : 3%* Loan Term: 20 Years* Monthly Loan Payment: $1,802.44* Number of Payments: 240* Total Interest Paid: $107,586.13* Total of 240 Payments: $432,586.13NOTE: The monthly loan payment was calculated at 240 payments of $1,802.44In good fate, If you fully agree to the terms ,condition and repayment plan you will get back to us with a scan copy of any form of id card for verification because your loan is undergoing approval by the board of directors in and a positive result will be out soon,you will be approve of your loan after finding all information are genuine if otherwise you will be declined of your loan so applicant are advise to provide real information for easy approval of loan to them....

6 July 2024 | 24 replies
Believe me, you will encounter so so much more and you will have to know how to balance it all and keep things moving.

5 July 2024 | 7 replies
In future years’ budgets, the association should consider budgeting for an Operating Contingency (funds not earmarked for any specific expense) or should consider creating a line item specifically to fund Prior Year Equity in order to bring the balance into the 10-20% range.If the board doesn't know what it is doing financially then they need a management company that does along with an accountant that understands how HOA's work.

6 July 2024 | 29 replies
There are VERY FEW DEALS AVAILABLE RIGHT NOW….There is inventory for sale…butNOT…..Properties that can be acquired that;1) Will have minimum 80% equity vs ARV…after the ALL IN investment ( unless the cash down is way out of balance ) 2) CASH FLOW TODAY enough to cover all costs PLUS RESERVES and return all cash out of pocket in a reasonable time period.3) You could sell TOMORROW if you needed to and not lose any money4) Dont include rosey hopes of appreciation to cover negative equity Al last ALL… of the current wholesale deals are just trashy retail deals.

5 July 2024 | 1 reply
.- Balance Learning and Doing: While it's great to learn, make sure you're also taking action.

4 July 2024 | 11 replies
(7%*(1-.3)You're being mislead by your model IRRs unless you also incorporate the HYSA balance you'll need to carry to keep the deal leveraged.You're also being mislead by the points you originally paid.

7 July 2024 | 89 replies
I consistently advocate for a balanced approach to investing, and that’s what I do myself.I recently held an entire workshop on my concept of ‘total return investing.’

4 July 2024 | 2 replies
My seller seems amenable to my giving them 20% down which i have and the balance due in 120 - 150 days.