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Sara C. Overpriced, first home bought in 2007 - what to do with it now?
24 April 2018 | 32 replies
.):  $954.Cash available after closing to move forward:  $23,697Holding onto Property, Speculating something (like winning the lottery) will miraculously save this deal:Losses every year:  $677.40Impact of holding property by year from losses on usable cash to move forward, Compounded Return of 10% if re-invested & Timeline to Recovering Losses:Year       Loss          Cash out            10%      New Cash      Remaining Loss Now     $24,647       $23,697         $2,370      $26,067           $-22,2771             25,324         23,030            2,607        28,674             -19,6702             26,002         22,363            2,867        31,541             -16,8033             26,669         21,696            3,154        34,697             -13,6474             27,340         21,029            3,470        38,165             -10,1775             28,008         20,332            3,817        42,082             -  6,3606             28,685         19,665            4,208        46,290             -  2,1527             29,362         18,988            4,629        50,919                2,477              ...
Craig Kamman Novice to hotel investing, looking for information
20 July 2020 | 7 replies
Our families have been in the hotel business since 2007 and we survived the crash miraculously.
Marita Jojo Ending a lease in pendemic is an option ?
13 September 2020 | 2 replies
It's amazing how the Covid/Chinese virus has miraculously imparted legal expertise to many tenants.I have heard of no special 'must give a reason' pandemic clause being mandated by our governor, nor does the PA l/t law reference that point.If you are on a month-to-month, simply serve proper notice with proper time period that the tenancy is being terminated.  
Nick Vafa 19 Year Old Newbie Looking to Expand
10 July 2019 | 2 replies
After formulating my plan, and identifying my target markets, I miraculously was able to secure funding from someone who trusted my vision.Last year, I attended 2 tax sale auctions ( Carroll County MD and Washington DC) and invested $113,000 in 5 liens. 2 were redeemed on their own, and I moved to foreclose on 3 of them, and ended up generating 10% profit overall as a result of interest.
Stephanie Moran Made My First Rookie Mistake
10 November 2019 | 51 replies
Miraculously, the news caster survived by a lot of luck. 
Latimer Luis Just started but ready to quit .... please talk me out of it
30 January 2019 | 45 replies
That got their attention and we miraculously closed on time.Don't let this kill your REI dreams. 
Annette Hibbler Detroit Investor, Does This Sound Familiar?
12 March 2015 | 2 replies
You agree with the management to pay monthly towards your property taxes only to find out your years in arrears and no payments have been made.When you do manage to switch to a new PM company, the old PM cannot produce leases current, PM has misplaced keys, tenants deposit has miraculously disappeared, house was left "unsecured" and thieves have removed all copper plumbing from the house and/or there's a squatter who's taken up residence.Only a licensed real estate person can legally manage other people's property.
Orlando Paz Interesting and potentially profitable deal offered by ad
15 October 2015 | 1 reply
If so, any creative (almost miraculous) suggestions to making this happen?
Kevin Dickson Off Market Deal Question
21 December 2017 | 28 replies
I asked the initial question in this thread because I hear on a lot of podcasts that people get these off market deals and I hear about them paying cash and wanted to know if you miraculously knocked on someone's door and told them you wanted to buy their house could you do so with a traditional loan from BoA/Chase etc.
Blair Syme Sell, or borrow against home to purchase 2nd investment prop?
7 May 2018 | 6 replies
I (miraculously) bought a house on my own in 2007 in a very desirable neighborhood.