Alex Varner
Contractor requesting 50% Upfront
9 June 2019 | 192 replies
He did not ask for half up front, but also did not outline how costs were going to be attributed, especially since we purchased the majority of the bigger materials ourselves.We recently hired a second contractor to redo our bathroom.
Cameron Hayes
Evaluating underperforming multifamily
21 September 2017 | 10 replies
And if that’s the case you have another set of questions about attributing value to a concrete slab that it doesn’t make economic sense to build on.
Ian Livaich
Calculating Expenses for Small Multifamily (Repairs/CapEx)
29 May 2018 | 19 replies
I found bigger pockets later.Had I calculated for capex, it would have been far below what we put in (very run down) and there is no vacancy in my very hot market besides that attributed to renovation.We spent a year looking at duplex’s in good/decent markets.
Kenneth Garrett
Completed BRRRR Staregy
15 April 2017 | 12 replies
Cash dies a slow death in rental properties which is why I love 100% financed deals.A property that can not cash flow with 100% financing will never cash flow due to the high opportunity value attributed to equity/cash.
James Popp
Foreclosed homes sell for 30% less?
15 January 2016 | 11 replies
I found some really good comps that are all less than .4 miles away from the property, have all the same attributes, and based on these the ARV should be $113,000.
Ryan York
First Apartment Analysis - What Am I Missing?
10 October 2017 | 30 replies
Has several attributes I look for.
Brent M.
Goals for 2016/2017!
3 May 2018 | 11 replies
At that point CA will want the tax from the gain attributed to the time the property was in the state of CA.
Chad C.
Using Self Directed IRA to purchase property???
4 May 2016 | 7 replies
Using an NRL to finance an IRA purchase of RE will trigger a tax called UBIT on the portion of the rental income attributable to the financing.
LyNetta Hill
Something isn't right with this 4plex
11 March 2017 | 32 replies
The most common technique relies on the sale prices of nearby comparable properties as well as general attributes of your home, such as size and whether or not you have a garage.Once market value has been determined, the Missouri assessment rate of 19% is applied.