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Andrea Cole How do you reset for your next guests?
19 July 2018 | 12 replies
Small town I suppose that one can get away with operating like this.
David Sray Outta curiosity, where do you invest outside of Austin?
3 July 2018 | 9 replies
I've got a SFH in Round Rock and a duplex in Elgin, but I don't think that really counts.
Joe Sniadowski Advice for first purchase
3 July 2018 | 3 replies
In the current lending environment you may be able to find a non-conventional lender that will let you get away with a 10-15% down payment, but expect to pay for that in interest rate (upwards of 7%+)No matter what though nothing is impossible no matter what anyone here tells you.
Angela Fink Looking for an "out of the box" insurance provider
5 July 2018 | 2 replies
You have a square peg / round hole situation which is always tricky in insurance.
Mark Benevento Deal Analysis Help!!
27 September 2018 | 8 replies
If its a new unit, then you can get away with your cap ex budget but if not then make sure you have some other $$ set aside for things to go wrong. 
Jack B. ​Should I replace the roof if I’m selling the house in > 4 years?
12 July 2018 | 7 replies
I always have better luck selling houses for top dollar when the biggest ticket item on the house is new/fairly new.
Matt T. Is it okay to not cash flow? (Young and Dumb investor)
13 July 2018 | 36 replies
Currently I am not renting in Boston, I live at home for free, most of my colleagues pay 800-900 for rent with a few roommates, I was rounding up a tad.
Brian Barcelona Property manager/ real estate agent. 1st time buyer
16 July 2018 | 13 replies
(Side Note: if you really want to jump your credit score in a few months (because it takes time for the reporting to update), and if your disciplined with your spending try this;1st) I went and did the math to see what my positive cash flow each month off my active income (let’s say you’ve got $500 left over after you go through your monthly spending avg. which is all you kick out vs what you bring in)2nd) Go get a credit card with 0% interest for 12mths with NO higher than 5% transfer fee.( their are some with low as a 0% transfer and I had got that one on my 2nd round cause my credit wouldn’t let me at first)3rd) do a transfer balance after 24- 48hrs of opening the card (Nope you don’t need wait to actually get the card just call in and tell them over the phone to send a Blanche transfer check to your bank account in the amount of your car Balance; because you’ve only got a 30day window of transfer with 0% interest for the 12mths)4th) PAY YOUR CAR OFF IN FULL, and take your old car note (let’s says it $450mth) plus your $500 positive cash each month and add all $950 each month to pay against the balance on the card5th) in 45days start checking your CreditKarma app (its free) and don’t worry about the 5% if it’s larger than your car loan % because once you’ve paid your car off your score will go up and in a couple months of $950 your car will be paid OFF not in 2more years or so...Thus saving you probably more than $2,000 in interest on the car loan (so you get to keep $$) and time in payments.Your saving money on interest (keeping it in your pocket thus making your pocket bigger!
Medi Sarwary Aggressive Pre-payment vs. BRRRR strategy?
27 July 2018 | 23 replies
Ideally we wouldn’t buy if it didn’t cash flow in the first place so I’m picking nice round numbers just for simplicity.Loan is 240K 30 yr. fixed at 4.3%Monthly payments are 1,500 Rental income 2,000Cash flow is 500/monthIf we use the cash flow to pay down the mortgage faster we can pay down the mortgage in ~ 17 years and save nearly 80K in interest paid on that loan.
Ryan Gettelfinger Someone hand you 100k. How creative can you get?
11 July 2018 | 5 replies
I would grab a ton of lottery tickets.....okay I wouldn't but what I would do is...