24 September 2018 | 4 replies
Then multiply that number by the millage rate(do a quick Google search for millage rates in Greenville) for the district the property is in.

9 November 2017 | 0 replies
Tammy Phelps-Keglovich, your affects on people has a multiplying affect.

28 November 2017 | 14 replies
Its multiply's your profits!!!
13 December 2017 | 57 replies
Your offer should be based on working backwards from what you think the ARV of the property multiplied by your discount (i.e. 70% of ARV) minus your rehab.So if you think the ARV of the house will be 150k, you have a set target of picking up the house for 70% of the ARV, and your estimated rehab is 20k then:150k * .7 = 105k minus 20k rehab = 85k . 85k is your offer.
13 June 2017 | 10 replies
Account Closed This is going to vary significantly by locality and is usually not known with certainty in advance of buying.In many places, you could get to a reasonable estimate by assuming the property gets re-assessed based on the new purchase price and then multiplying the updated assessed value by the millage rate(s) for your area.

12 September 2018 | 202 replies
OK George here goesId say maybe 2 to 3 days for a licensed plumber and helper3 to 4 days for a tile manFind out the houly rate and multiply by total hoursCalif rates are high.Most guys out here who a "above ground:" legal licensed contractors paying all their insurances are at $175 to 225 per hourSure I know rates are less in MichiganFind a good father and son outfit by asking for a refferal from a plumbing supply house .Ask for a small local outfit with a good reputation who pays their bills on time,u wont go t go wrongDD

30 March 2021 | 322 replies
the bad loans will be wiped out, the bad banks will be wiped out, and real estate will have solid ground to grow from again.Sorry if this hurts get rich quick dreams, but I really see it that real estate is great from a perspective of leverage (LTV, ITV, etc), and how that can multiply returns on investment and produce cashflow that you can re-invest or apply towards principle reduction.

3 April 2017 | 178 replies
Your tenants money needs to be pulled out and reinvested when ever possible to again multiply your investment returns.

24 July 2018 | 66 replies
I can't remember if all 4 of us were on the lease, but I later learned this is not wise because come eviction time the number of names acts as a multiplier on the complexity of the eviction process.We each paid separately, and I remember at least 2 roommates would be late every month.