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Benjamin Riehle Should You Invest in Southern Arizona Real Estate?
20 October 2016 | 10 replies
This fluctuation has run its course and left a more reliable market in Southern Arizona.
Scott McMillan Should I Exit and Redeploy My Equity?
13 October 2016 | 2 replies
Just from reading your post, the fluctuations in the market got me nervous!
Aquila Leon-Soon New Member from Northern New Jersey
21 October 2016 | 39 replies
Any paper appreciation is temporary and subject to to economic fluctuations.   
Raquel Olonde Want to buy in Houston
19 October 2016 | 8 replies
The 125K-200K price range houses tend to be the most resilient to market fluctuations and will appreciate heavily again when the market strengthens. 
Conor Murphy $200,000 Down Payment Low Income
19 October 2016 | 1 reply
My income is around $30,000 a year but fluctuates.
George Smith How many of you handle turnover painting/cleaning yourself?
22 October 2016 | 1 reply
Plan for turnover cost in your model (whether you outsource for it or not you will still have cost associated with materials and your "time" away from the family and other things).FWIW - we use property management and model in something like 33% of units turnover per year (of course will fluctuate with each property/location,etc) and about $200-500/unit each time it turns over.  
Jacob Stuckey What does it mean to "know your market"
24 October 2016 | 7 replies
As I'm sure you are aware there can big fluctuations throughout the city.That is my (limited) experience.  
Cheng Bin Zhang Another Crash 2017?
5 November 2016 | 88 replies
The economy fluctuates, politics change etc.
Becky Comish FHA Stramline Refi - Do it
3 November 2016 | 3 replies
HI Becky,FHA streamlines can be complex since there is upfront MIP or UFMIP that gets factored in as well unless the lender said they are going to issue a lender credit large enough to cover that in cash at closing for you (you'd need the 3167 in closing costs + the 1.75% of your loan amount which can add to thousands more needed).3.875% is not bad if you're no longer occupying the property and youre doing a FHA streamline on a "non owner occupied," property.Right now Streamlines are around 3.250% with up to .50% back on any given day since pricing fluctuates day in and day out.Like I said though, non owner FHA streamlines are more costly so with out knowing all the lending criteria no lender can accurately quote your scenario.All things considered, if your current loan balance will not go up, you'll save monthly payment, and you will not bring in little if any closing costs then its a great deal because there is only net net benefit.The critics will say but ohh you restarted your 30 year fixed loan or that you'll have MI for life.
Gabriella Pleasant Questions from the 9/8/16 Webinar
8 September 2016 | 0 replies
Where can I find the hard numbers for the fluctuations in real estate value for my area?