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Jae Ham Worst experiences!!! Share your best fail stories!
29 May 2016 | 4 replies
as it relates to BP  in the beginning just believing that being a  BP member elevated someone to higher moral and ethical grounds. and finding out that its just like the rest of the world gots to be very careful about who is on these types of websites.. lost money with BP members who talked a big game  LOL. 
Jacques Cyr Mudjacking estimating cost
28 June 2016 | 4 replies
Not sure how that can be, having view a general front elevation photo - not specific). 
Emilio Ramirez Spec Home - High Level Analysis
9 April 2014 | 7 replies
Typically, they are 25 minutes from downtown Golden, and are at higher elevations which are in a more rural environment and sometimes have dirt roads.
Julia Rohleder Resale value of a house designated to be in a special flood hazard area
28 January 2014 | 4 replies
The living areas are above the flood elevation, the basement would potentially flood.My plan for the rental is to pay off the debt quickly, so I can eliminate the flood insurance.
Sarah Larbi Investing in a Vacation Propery
20 January 2016 | 6 replies
One clue is to look at pricing of similar houses on Homeaway and see if they have some elevated rates for events.
David Weis How is the rehab market in your area?
29 July 2015 | 16 replies
I've elevated my direct mail campaigns and online advertising to stratospheric heights with little results in Palm Beach and Broward markets.
Ramon Pena Alvarado 193 unit - Feedback
1 July 2009 | 20 replies
If he shows only $7,000 for Repairs and Maintenance, then add in $4,000 ( $11,000 less $7,000) showing it as a reserve of $4,000to bring it up to a minimum of 5% Other common expense categories (based on an apartment building-will vary for other income property) Real Estate Taxes, Water and Sewer, Common area utilities, Insurance, Legal and Accounting, Advertising, Telephone, Licenses, Heat (if owner pays), Electricity (if owner pays), Cable TV, Supplies, Elevator expense, Pest control. 1.Adding all of the above expenses results in TOTAL EXPENSE 2.Total Income less Total Expense equals (N.O.I.)
Ronald H. Deal or No Deal ?
20 December 2009 | 4 replies
Four stories with an elevator.
Brandon Turner Landlord charging tenants to use the elevator . . .
28 August 2013 | 5 replies
If the elevator was really costing that much, the rents should have been higher in the first place.
Account Closed Does anyone have any success stories on condos they own??
7 March 2012 | 11 replies
Here's a link to some pictures on my website [REMOVED] We got it for $1,000,000 5.5% 25 yr 5 balloon 30% downEach unit similar, very nice finishes, 1250 sq ft +/- with a 200 sq ft covered balcony overlooking pool, covered parking, elevator for each building, gated, less than 2 blocks from Biloxi Beach.2 beds 2 bathsRents run 800-890 (4 - 800) (5 - 840) (2 -850) (4 - 890) Total 12,660We started out renting for $800 military and $850 civilianNow we are up to $840 military and $890 civilianAll units currently occupied Expenses Elevators $300/mthPhone 90/mthPool & Lawn $400 mthWater $600Insurance $1833.00Taxes- $1963.75Mgmt $1,266Total Expenses $6,446.75Debt service $4298.63Total payment & expenses $10,745.38$1,914.62 monthly cashflowNotes: Taxes are based on a much higher property value.