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Anthony L. College student buying first rental property
6 June 2015 | 12 replies
I am looking for any other general advice anyone can give me as to what to look out for because this is very big responsibility and weight being put on my shoulders if I go along with this.
Frankie Woods Experiences of a "Relatively" New R.E. Investor (military member)
12 January 2015 | 49 replies
I also used my VA loan, so I only had to pay closing costs of about $3.5k.Unfortunately, this area was in what’s called a “Mela-roos tax” zone for roads/neighborhood upkeep which added an extra $350/month to my PITI.Therefore, my total payments were $1600/month.When I moved in the summer of 2012, it looked like mortgage rates had sunken to about as low as they would go (I was wrong, they dropped another .75 basis points…but who can time the market).I decided that I would refinance to get a lower monthly payment.For $2k, I was able to reduce my monthly payments by $230.Add this to the fact that real estate prices were rising fast (my Ohio property was now worth about $95k and the one in California was at about $240K!).
Wesley W. Newbie Buying First Property SubjectTo
11 September 2014 | 7 replies
This doesn't include any utilities you need to pay, any property taxes, any vacancy, or any repairs/upkeep needed on the property.
Alexander Ballesteros Investing in Wisconsin and Indiana
21 January 2021 | 18 replies
I have seen general downturn in upkeep of rental areas in last 20 years other than newer multi family .
Klint Ruud Inherited $150k..... NOW what??
28 January 2021 | 31 replies
@Patrick Britton sounds like you are stressed to the max with those properties and offloading a few of those will take that weight off of your shoulders, right?
Ben Visser 1893 Duplex in Ogden, Utah
9 March 2017 | 10 replies
I do plan to stash a portion of rent to upkeep as it isn't a new house.How does it sound?
Tony Johnson Investing in multi family units
23 February 2017 | 3 replies
Pros: a. more than one unit so vacancy isn't zero if one unit is vacantb. all your problems (roof, yard maintenance, etc) occur in one spotc. possibly more cashflowd. purchasing is the same process as a single unit, so one closing process, one set of closing costs but you get two units or moreCons: a. more upkeep inside (ex: two bathrooms, two kitchens, etc)
Dylan McClung Mobile home park investing.
7 April 2018 | 31 replies
Those who own their own homes in the park should take care of them while you maintain the infrastructure and upkeep of the community.
Todd Hensy Starting and managing a business is not for me. Thoughts?
23 February 2017 | 13 replies
I didn't feel comfortable with it.After I left teaching in 2011 I felt the weight of a 100lb pack taken off me.
Aaron Desimone So I didn't do enough due diligence
24 February 2017 | 13 replies
I did not want to rip up the driveway so I planned to just wait until resale and deal with it then, I ended up keeping it as a rental anyways.