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Robert Shortsleeves How to Help Military Families with Little Equity?
22 February 2019 | 18 replies
Something I’ll take away from this thread is the need to educate and re-educated SMs within my sphere of influence and advise leadership to do the same.
Jacob Spain Learning Construction Costs
30 May 2019 | 5 replies
It also provides basic pricing ranges and discusses the different factors that influence pricing.Next, I would compile a list of these common repairs into a spreadsheet to help you get organizedOnce you've got your spreadsheet compiled make some trips to Home Depot or Lowes to get a feel for how much materials costs for flooring, tubs, toilets, lighting, etc.As Jim suggested there are good resources for Labor costs such as RS Means, but the best and most accurate source for labor costs is to contact local contractors. 
Rick Albert Dishwasher or No Dishwasher, that is the Question?
7 August 2019 | 42 replies
Here in Cleveland, it isn't a dealbreaker, but it could influence your rent. 
Jackie Griffin What should you offer for property
26 June 2019 | 5 replies
Each of these influence the calculated value and your decision on what each value should be is based on your own risk assessment.It helps to have some industry and market knowledge to give you more confidence in your underwriting input.
Trae Turner Newbie investor in Florida
16 April 2018 | 12 replies
I’ve spoken with a number of long time investors, who have been in my circle of influence for quite some time, and I never knew!
Jon Finister Seeking Mentor
4 July 2016 | 3 replies
Look for ads - We buy real estate...... whom do you see more often at a auctions - talk to real estate agents who deal with investors - who is their best client -You are looking for THE MAN - the person who is making things happen - this is the person you want to connect with.Don't over-look active investors on Bigger Pockets - it is OK to have a long distant Mentor as long as they are qualified - active in the market and can prove it.When you find THE MAN - the person who is making deals - bringing in $20,000 or much more a month - this is the person you want to FOLLOW ---So - how do you you worm yourself into his center of influence?
Jerry Jones Every offer is a multiple offer situation
3 February 2014 | 12 replies
And make your deal easy to say "Yes" to.Lastly, let your friends and family, Sphere of Influence, Book of Business and REIA groups know what you're looking for, they might know someone or have a pocket listing coming up - like I do...:) So, what are you looking for?
Jay Hinrichs Recession, Market Crash, Bubble ??
26 February 2019 | 34 replies
So other than consumer confidence .. rates are still very low anyone who wants to work is working.one thing that is keeping new construction down in some markets like we talked about above is price .. sub contractors gouging. lack of labor etc etc.. so it different influences causing slow downs.When I had happy hour in December with the head of land acquisition  in the Portland market and southern Wa for DR HOrton ..
Jimmy O'Connor How safe is a West Philly Bet?
4 December 2018 | 9 replies
When you're looking for comps and value, how much of an influence is there between proximity to the house you're looking at, the property specs, and what you can do to it? 
Ryan McDaniel Comparing real estate opportunities (cash flow vs appreciation)
22 August 2011 | 7 replies
If anybody could truly do it with any sort of accuracy and consistency, then Las Vegas would be the place to get rich, not Wall Street or Main Street.With cash flow, you can narrow down what your return will be today with relative accuracy, but over the long run, many other factors will influence your total return, such as appreciation, market rents, tenant problems, maintenance issues, tax laws, city ordinances, etc.