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Matt O. Experienced investor but new to Louisville market
28 December 2015 | 17 replies
I know enough to tell you where the bad areas are, and how people are investing successfully there, the cookie cutter areas, and the higher end areas where it's an appreciation play.
Clay Gibson How should I structure a partnership?
31 January 2020 | 6 replies
Structure it 50/50 with your partner or 40/60 if that makes him or her feel better.The cheap way to form the LLC would be to use LegalZoom or some other online, cookie cutter service.
Mike Perrotti Looking to Invest Out of State, What Areas Would you suggest?
6 February 2015 | 23 replies
Since oil has dropped below $50/barrel, the number of active rigs has dropped 22% in the last 2 months.
Dave House What are your thoughts about this potential deal?
17 February 2011 | 13 replies
Major maintenance I don't count in the 50%.With major immediate improvements needed your cash flow model will be severely impacted beyond the normal accounted for repairs.Example they could have been running 30% total expenses by managing themselves and cutting every corner known to man rigging their property.Your landlord said he is older and wants to retire from land lording.Now you need to check HOW BAD he wants to retire.Does he want to finance you??
Josh Parra Boston Newbie
4 August 2014 | 7 replies
I've also been able to differentiate the price points between cookie cutter remodels with the standard stainless/granite finishes compared to those with finer details, wainscoting/crown/carrera baths etc.
Jane Lu Need advise on a property in Philadelphia, good deal or no deal
7 January 2018 | 17 replies
I constantly monitor rents in that area of cooky cutter duplexes and they are pretty much the same.
Indra Tanudjaja Heloc question (to pull at closing or not)
3 February 2018 | 3 replies
It's a gamble, and it's rigged to benefit the house.
Bren Schuiling Real Estate Investors Group - Waterloo/Brant Regions
21 March 2017 | 4 replies
I believe a real estate networking group will be key to fast tracking this rig!
Daniel Kramer First Reno/Rental Is Up & Running
21 August 2019 | 4 replies
The condo was very modular and cookie-cutter, so it was easy to simply replace things.
Nicholas Alexander Best Lenders for REI (NC and GA)
30 May 2019 | 2 replies
I would much prefer to not work with the big banks and in my experience sometimes local lenders are not very sophisticated when it comes to non-cookie cutter conventional residential lending.For instance I recently worked with a local NC lender on a subdivision and construction loan which incurred unnecessary delays and thousands in additional expense, not due to the economics of the deal, but rather the bank's ignorance of the law and considerations that arise in subdivision/recombination of a plat.Go forward I would much prefer to work with lenders who are well versed in dealing with REI and avoid paying for the bank's learning curve and oversights.