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Nicholas M. Need help on increasing rents. New to landlording
4 October 2017 | 10 replies
This allowes them time to shop around and move or decide to stay.
Mike Ventura Closing in on the Refinance - BRRRR
18 September 2017 | 3 replies
Numbers: Purchase Price: $100,000Down Payment: $5,000Pre Closing Costs (septic test, well test, etc): $1,937.38Closing Costs (not including down payment): $5,706.86Rehab Costs: $14,983.18Includes first time purchase of tools needed, shop vac, miscellaneous supplies that will be used for future BRRRRs.
Caleb Bryant Out of state deal, looking for some advice
20 September 2017 | 4 replies
Are there new shops or shops/business that recently left? 
Samuel Killen Would like to take out a HELOC on a paid property. Advice?
23 October 2018 | 5 replies
Here's some things to consider and questions you can ask when calling around: What You Need to Know When Shopping for a HELOC.Good luck.
Edwin Figueroa Torres VA Home Loan Interest Rates
24 October 2018 | 4 replies
did you shop around?
Paxton R Nicholas Looking for insurance referral
29 October 2018 | 3 replies
If you are having difficulty with particular properties, shop those around to a few independent agents that represent multiple companies.  
Will Kaufmann Working With Real Estate Agents and Protecting Deals
25 October 2018 | 7 replies
Should I be concerned about the agent shopping the potential deal to others, and if so, how can I protect myself?
Sierra Hatley I'm looking for strategies to handle a tenant situation.
27 October 2018 | 27 replies
I was at my shop so when i was done I loaded up my spare refrigerator and took it over .
Brad Penley First Time Flood Insurance buyer, any tips?
3 November 2018 | 4 replies
And if this was the only time. 2) Ask for an Elevation Certificate  (link here if you don't know what it is)  3) try to get a DECLARATION page (same link if you don't know what it is) reason being a savvy agent can port over the rate if the seller is getting a killer rate due to government subsidies. 4) you can either shop the NFIP and private flood market to make sure you are getting the best price and best coverage. 5) make sure you are working with an agent that understands flood insurance (ask how many flood policies they have under 700 - Not an expert) 6) Google search "Lloyds of London flood insurance" know there is more than one option and you can hire a firm to shop them all or do it yourself. 7) Google search "Private flood Insurance" Know there are a great number of alternative to the government program (NFIP) and they are not all equal so again working with a flood expert could make this option a much easier option. 8) ask your loan officer or realtor if they know of anyone that really understand flood insurance and an expert agent that can make sure that the loan closing isn't delayed due to incompetence in this field. 9) let me know if I can help.
Bill Meeks Question about investing in rural communities
26 October 2018 | 4 replies
People want to be able to walk to the ice cream shop , the corner pizza shop and post office .