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Peter Lambert Real Estate Note - Borrower constantly late, ideas?
10 January 2014 | 69 replies
Meaning, simply, to find a deal you have to market to a large number of owners before you get one ... you are dealing with a sample set of one in this case, therefore, statistically, no deal.
Michael Baradell 50% rule
8 June 2015 | 41 replies
There are still deals, but they are far between.While the 50% is more of a quick guide to help you size up a property for further analysis, statistically it holds over the long term {some folks use a variant of 60% for Multi-family properties where the landlord carries the utilities}, which is why it makes a good first filter.
BRadley Cottam Researching Neighborhoods
2 September 2013 | 1 reply
There are free sites to look up crime statistics for violent versus non violent crimes.For percentage of homeowners versus owner occupant you can look at the tax records and if mailing bill address is different than listed address then usually it's a rental.So if you do not want to spend the money there are resources but you will spend time.
Dan Schwartz Taking incoming leads away from your office or on the road?
6 September 2013 | 1 reply
It has a fee, so you have to measure the value of a lead statistically to weigh the cost/benefits.Let us know what you decide.
Ashley Buckamneer My goal for this month...please critique this..
9 September 2013 | 9 replies
Legal advice and markets have nothing to do with each other.If you want to be of value to someone then study the areas via the MLS sold statistics and properties currently for sale in an area that you can become very familiar with.
Elijah LeClair Newbie from San Jose, CA
11 September 2013 | 10 replies
This will work in any area of the country.1.Government Resources-Federal sites, Bureau of Labor statistics might give me a good overview. www.BLS.gov I can go to the state BLS page and gather info.
Peter WIlder Hello from Grand Rapids MI & San Antonio TX
31 October 2013 | 32 replies
People are making money in Detroit, as stated, so it just depends on your knowledge of area and risk tolerance.If you want to make generalizations, please provide real statistics, not just "it sucks" I'm more than happy to educate.
Andrew Olson Deployed and looking to buy a HUD house
5 October 2013 | 8 replies
Look at crime statistics but also have them visit the community at different times morning evening etc and talk to neighbors and business owners in the area.
Account Closed Partnership with seller
28 September 2013 | 6 replies
This is simply based on statistical analysis that shows clearly that buyers with no investment in the property are much more likely to walk away.The bank will also compute the debt coverage ratio based on both payments (1st and 2nd mortgages), and want to see this no higher than 1.25 or so, so that it a tough hurdle as well to make a property cash flow adequately with two mortgages.
Richard Mann Buying in another city
27 September 2013 | 2 replies
They will give you all the positives of the property, the area, most likely the statistics that say it is a great deal.