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Bob T. 1st time tagged by copper thieves. lesson learned?
6 May 2016 | 21 replies
Deadbolts are much harder to pick (still doable but not by your average copper thief).In the future, for long-empty jobs in bad neighborhoods - I've had the electrician run a low voltage connection to the main copper lines.
Brandon Joyner *****average deals*****
17 July 2015 | 2 replies
If you are working with 100k+ homes this is doable.
Simon Stahl Looking for flip mentor / JV partner / wizard
2 August 2017 | 18 replies
It's a slog finding deals around here but it is doable
Scott Lepore flipping out in Austin
14 August 2017 | 5 replies
Please reply with your input on "do-able" areas in Austin and other general thoughts.  
Ali Dawood Rehabbing / Flipping Part-Time?
16 August 2017 | 13 replies
Ali Dawood Completely doable.
Jason Chen Insane 20 room motel deal
16 August 2017 | 19 replies
the #1 thing that i have learned about real estate is that pretty much everyone you deal with is going to be hilariously greedy. this isnt my experience 100% of the time, but it is like that 99% of the time.i dont know about you, but seeing a property that is reasonably valued at $120,000 listed for $205,000 is outright ridiculous to me. all that tells me is that the owner is not in a desperate situation. most deals can only be had when the seller is downright desperate from my experience.in terms of deals ive seen hat are good in florida - i have seen absolutely zero since then EXCEPT maybe one, which was in a slightly remote location. the name of the motel is the Tangerine Inn (find it on google) in Volusian county here in florida, and i believe its a 12 unit foreclosure a few years ago that was listed for $160,000. the low price piqued my interest, and upon inspection, i saw that it was actually a doable deal, but only average. there wasnt a lot of competition nearby, but the place was very old looking and outdated. it required about $90,000 to fully renovate, and maybe $40,000 to get a few rooms up and running at first.a few weeks ago, i checked the volusia county property appraiser and saw that it sold for $60,000 in 2014 which was not bad at all. i called them and they charged a ridiculously high $80 a night for a crappy room. my guess is that they average only about a 35% occupancy rate whereas i have about a 90% i maintain throughout the whole year.besides that, every pther motel deal ive found online through sites such as loopnet were hilariously bad. $600,000 for a 10 unit motel. $950,000 for a 13 unit motel in clearwater beach.i will add more to this soon
Chad Linn Commercial note refinancing
14 December 2017 | 5 replies
Karen, thank you for helping me get up to speed.  24 months is doable if an alternative can't be found.Tim, that would be a bad deal wouldn't it! 
Casey Wickline Tenants Rent Check Bounced!
19 September 2017 | 17 replies
On line it is doable taking about 4 days though.
N/A N/A Entry into Real Estate from 9-5
16 September 2006 | 6 replies
You can buy a duplex forexample, or take control of a property and flip it.Not easy, but do-able.
Karen Margrave WHAT'S YOUR FANTASY PROJECT OR UNIQUE PROPERTY TYPES
12 May 2015 | 11 replies
Putting it all together in a package that is doable is the hard part.