Jo-Lynn Silun
Whose the owner?
14 September 2015 | 5 replies
Before you go too far, you need to decide what would make this an attractive investment and how you'd monetize.
Kate Anderson
New Member From Texas
14 September 2015 | 3 replies
@Kate AndersonSTEP ONE: Attend as many REI MeetUp groups and REI Association meetings as possible and become a relationship building machine.STEP TWO: Study all you can on marketing and become a marketing machineSTEP THREE: Find an active investor in one of the local groups who will take whatever deals you find and determine if it can be monetized.
Greg W.
Minneapolis suburb duplex; good deal or not?
16 September 2015 | 10 replies
I'm figuring around $400/mo. net.
Anthony Newbold
HUD Home Question and Inspections - HELP?
8 October 2015 | 10 replies
You cannot change the Earnest Monet amounts, the allowable time for closing or inspection periods.
Brandon Turner
What are some examples of "problem properties" you would never want to buy?
10 March 2015 | 69 replies
Professionals know to utilize others' to monetize profitably rather than waste time keeping it all. 100% of zero = $-0-
Erica Sherwood
Getting a contract on a property.
15 March 2015 | 3 replies
Since you're unsure how to proceed, you might want to consider partnering with another investor so you can monetize the deal before another investor does so.
Dottie W.
This may be my first deal - need help with ARV
28 March 2015 | 26 replies
@Tajuana W.The first steps to success in a relationship intensive business like real estate investing is to educate yourself and build the team (partners) you need to monetize leads.
Jon Quigley
First deal done!
29 March 2015 | 17 replies
Purchased a turn key a few weeks back and leased yesterday to awesome tenants for $400/mo net cash flow (SFH).
Account Closed
Buy & Holds Out-of-State Portfolios - Who has been holding for 10+ years?
6 April 2015 | 114 replies
Example: One of my Superior duplexes I have a 20 yr $62k note at 5% that brings in $1500/mo. 350/mo net positive. 8% vacancy, 8% PM +4% lease up costs, 12% maintenance and capx (yes I know they should be separate).
Chris V.
Stockton Deal analyses III - The Vanilla Multi-family
1 June 2016 | 5 replies
I am also going to assume that whole deal with the landlord paying the WSG is either a typo of the same realtor that put up the Monet-like pictures, or that this situation will soon be remedied after buying the property.