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John Beck Home Warranty in Massachusetts
5 January 2015 | 3 replies
Look for warranty companies which are more than 5 yrs old and which have a nationwide footprint.
Chris Cerny Newbie Requesting Help Analyzing first SFR purchase
7 June 2015 | 14 replies
Would love to hear (read) your thoughts on this potential deal:SFR - excellent neighborhood, excellent schools, 2/2, 1032 sf, built 1998Currently rented for $825/mo,  (lease ends 10/2015), no "make-ready" coststaxes = 1798 / yearProp management = 792 / yearfinancing = 17,000 down  68,000 30 yrs @ 4.5%comps in neighborhood sold recently 83k - 119kWhat do y'all think?
Vinson Lee Home warranty for a just purchased primary residence? Yay or Nay?
4 January 2015 | 2 replies
I am considering the warranty because the previous owners have had some issues with plumbing and also the fact that the appliances are all about 15 yrs old now so was thinking about getting it at least for the first year.Thanks,Vinson
Samson Kay Is anyone doing cashout refi's for commercial units in Massachusetts?
13 January 2015 | 4 replies
I tried with the current mortgage bank on my mixed use commercial after 2 yrs of owning it.
Bryan C. Hold or Sell
11 January 2015 | 6 replies
I have a mortgage w/ each property and selling them will pay off all mortgages and bring in $100k+ to reinvest.I currently have 13 yrs left on mortgages @ 4% fixed ratesIncome:3 current properties income = $5300/moExpenses:PITI = $3960/mo  (principle paydown = $2100/mo)Prop Management = $530/moRepairs = $530/moVacancy = $530/moTotal expenses = $5550/moNOI: ($250)/mo   or ($3k)/yrThat means I pay $250/mo out of pocket but I get $2100/mo in principle paydown...
Jeremy Jackson Help with my first deal!
11 January 2015 | 9 replies
He was in a tough spot a few yrs back and needed someone in it.
Steve Steindler Hi from beautiful Long Beach, CA
20 February 2008 | 12 replies
My name is Gabe and I am in mortgage/real estate for the last 10 yrs.
J Schonkopf 10 year loan
4 February 2008 | 4 replies
doing this for a boss, little experience...i was quoted a rate for 10 year loan that didn't pay out after the 10 yrs are up. meaning the loan was for 1.8m and the payments were 11,377 so in 10 years it adds up to 1.4m about.is this a mistake?
Jim McMillen can you help with this scenario........
27 February 2008 | 6 replies
Purchase price $46,000Down Pymt: 4,600Mortgage: $41,400Principal/Interest payment: $275 (30 yrs at 7%)Gross Rent: $600Operating Expense: $300NOI: $300Cash Flow: $25 per month ($300-$275)The property has a monthly tax of $55 and I’m guessing that insurance would be $25 per month.
Tim Ward What would you do?
23 February 2008 | 24 replies
If an electrician can pass 4 yrs apprenticeship and the licensure exam, he has a competency level to wire any residential home blindfolded.