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Results (171)
Trevor Toft No cash flow but great property! Rent or Sell?
21 February 2024 | 24 replies
$150/mo? Does
Andrew M. Very torn on renting vs. selling in east Orlando
19 February 2024 | 10 replies
If the property were to cash flow -$500/mo does that change your mind at all? 
Bryan Gonzalez Investors in Sedalia, MO.
7 February 2024 | 5 replies
Just saw your post about snagging properties in Sedalia, MO. Do
Michael Niemeier Sedalia Missouri introduction
7 February 2024 | 3 replies
Just saw your post about snagging properties in Sedalia, MO. Do
Andres Ruiz Subject to Financing
2 February 2024 | 21 replies
How is your market in MO doing
Levi Cartwright 18 years old looking to buy first property
28 January 2024 | 19 replies
Updated 3 bed, 1 bath units can rent for $1,500+/mo.  Doing
Roderick McCleary Starting out my RE Portfolio - could use guidance!
16 July 2018 | 2 replies
This property is located in the hottest neighborhood in Chicago so if I sold it I could sell for a 75k profit or if I rented it out I could make $400/mo doing so.
Tyler Myers First purchase - update to electric heat, or see what happens?
20 June 2018 | 4 replies
Books show about $5,500 annual expense there.So conservatively we have:Monthly Rent - ( 5% Vac + 10% CapEx + 10% Repair + Utilities + PITI ) =  2050 - (100 + 200 + 200 + 450 + 700) = $400/mo****does not include Property Management, paying myself or someone else 8% of rents results in cash flow of ~$230/moThat said...Rents are slightly below market given that utilities are included.
Ben Leybovich In Portugal Landlords Can't Evict Elderly
28 March 2019 | 14 replies
Deste modo, as alterações dão uma proteção extra aos inquilinos com mais de 65 anos ou deficiência igual ou superior a 60% que tenham celebrado contratos antes de 1990.Esta proteção aplica-se nos casos em que houve falta de informação ou de resposta às cartas de atualização das rendas, quando entrou em vigor o Novo Regulamento do Arrendamento Urbano (NRAU), e que viram o seu contrato a passar para cinco anos, correndo agora o risco de serem despejados.Se os inquilinos viverem há mais de 15 anos na casa – o que poderá ser comprovado por atestado da junta de freguesia – o contrato só pode chegar ao fim se a casa for demolida ou sofrer uma obra profunda que obrigue à saída de quem lá vive.Há ainda outra medida que visa proteger os idosos e deficientes, nomeadamente aqueles que assinaram o contrato de arrendamento entre 1990 e 1999.
Lee Gierszewski Should I change my current loan?
1 November 2017 | 3 replies
Doing this would increase my monthly cash flow approximately $165/mo. Do