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Kyle Scholnick The 0.5% rule...Can you be successful?
22 June 2015 | 20 replies
However, it's a little tough in the current environment.  
Jason O'Toole I am interested in Indiana looking for some more information
25 August 2015 | 75 replies
It makes for an easier environment to invest in
Travis Fisher Higher Caliber Friends #askbp
17 June 2015 | 16 replies
They assume that somehow shuffling around their external environment (their friends) will somehow improve their internal environment (themselves).  
Joel Strehl College student/aspiring real estate investor seeking guidance
16 June 2015 | 7 replies
There are a lot of different ways a transaction can unfold and this is by no means an all inclusive list of what happens during a transaction, but it gives you an idea. 
Justin H. Bought Student Rental #2 near Toronto, Canada
4 March 2016 | 17 replies
I offer fully inclusive rents @ $425/roomMy New Years resolution was to GET DIRTY AND DO IT and stop the 3-4 prior years of talking and start taking action!
Matt Cramer Another post on how much Detroit sucks?
13 July 2015 | 56 replies
Crap for 1 to 15k per house if you have to just abandon one because it did not work no biggee.. you have lost next to nothing monetarily. keep the ones that work throw away the garbage let them go for tax's.If your sitting in CA or AU or GB  or other foreign countries and you think these cheap homes are going to make you rich.. then your just perpetuating the greater fool theory in my mind... and the end of the day simple logic has to dictate.. if houses on the open market were any investor  experienced or not can purchase them for 1 to 5k  well then there is a reason.. and there is a reason that in LA or SF or PDX or SEA  or New York or Boston or other prime markets that values are where they are at.. supply demand and ability to pay for the asset.Detroit bottom line just needs to retrench.. if its only 700k pop now and declining and there were housing stock for double that.. it does not take a genius to understand there is a gross over supply and the better owners or tenants are not going to live in the roughest and most dangerous areas of the city they will flee to safer more stable environs because there are massive amounts of homes that can be bought in nice areas for 100k and under.
Matt Merkel Minnesota buy and hold new investor seeking mortgage advice!
16 June 2015 | 12 replies
This favors the conventional loan because when you refi down the road, you'll be stuck in the interest rate environment that exists down the road, whereas you'll keep today's rate with the conventional.  
Josh Ridener Best way to handle building materials for rehabs?
24 June 2015 | 11 replies
My first flip, I did an all-inclusive bid with my contractor, that included labor and materials.
Matthew Rembish Apartment Complex Investing in New Jersey
19 June 2015 | 0 replies
And if so, how is the environment?
Laura Pruitt Purchasing a house to flip before securing financing for renovations!
28 June 2015 | 10 replies
Your contractors estimate better be spot on and all-inclusive.