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Ashley E. Purchasing rentals out of state-- pros/cons
28 July 2014 | 6 replies
After I got married, my real estate deductions were limited dramatically (because my AGI included my husband's income).  
J. Martin In contract on first NEGATIVE CASH FLOW deal, and EXCITED! Thoughts?
12 February 2015 | 35 replies
(warning links to PDF) The West Oakland specific plan puts West Oakland on track for smart, and profitable, infill development that will further boost your appreciation oriented investment angle. 
Mike Lusi Should I open kitchen up to rest of house?
29 July 2014 | 9 replies
Would the boost to eventual resale justify added cost?
Dan S. Oklahoma City Newbie
11 August 2014 | 8 replies
Perhaps that is a bit dramatic, though I feel as such during this stage in our timeline.
Chris Gawlik Outsourcing A Web Site ???
17 August 2014 | 10 replies
It's simple to use and its plugins enhance it dramatically.
Dean Letfus Any experienced large multi family investors out there in BP land
12 August 2014 | 13 replies
If the place has a bad reputation, 342 units is a lot of tenants to cycle through and replace, and you will need to do something pretty dramatic to get stronger tenants into the community while the majority of old tenants remain.Thus, rather than think about gentrification, you should assume that the area will stay the same, and focus on getting the property for a price where the current cash flow provides the return you desire.  
Teresa Keith My First Rehab Project, Do I need Permits?
10 May 2014 | 13 replies
.: Thank you, that encourages me (gives me an extra boost).
Mitch Dowler Homepath 10% Down Investor Purchase No-Brainer!
13 February 2017 | 36 replies
I am coming back again with an incremental boost up on my offer.
Nathan Zhivalyuk What would you do in my place?
14 May 2014 | 13 replies
After about two years of inactivity and REI study, I developed a strategy almost identical to @Andrew Cordle in that the biggest hurdle to rental properties is capital.I want to actually Invest, and build my asset column, not simply boost my income statement in the short term with a pure fix-flip approach.
Dawit Araia Wholesaling
13 May 2014 | 10 replies
In other words the best answer I can give is...... it depends.Deal structure varies from investor to investor , so what you will do on this deal may vary dramatically the way you handle the next.I wholesale & rehab a lot of properties and my typical process is the following:Once I get a contract with the seller I will send it over to my attorney to begin the process of pulling title because I have multiple exit strategies with every investment I put under contract.I always try to wholesale my properties first, if that doesn’t work then I will fund them, close and begin the rehab.When I turn around to sell the property as a wholesale deal, I take it a step further to ensure that I do not lose my deposit.Instead of just taking a refundable deposit for an assignment, I structure the deal with an extra document.