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Gretchen P. Heating options in a rental house
4 June 2017 | 19 replies
Mini splits are ductless (air sourced)heat pumps.Depending on what you are trying to to accomplish they can be thousands of dollars but typically not.Keep in mind they can only provide heat usually efficiently to only a certain temperature since the condenser unit is outside and has to extract heat from the air, so if it's literally zero degrees outside it's going to be harder for it to extract heat.  
Oscar Chirinos Looking a Fixer Uppers to flip or live in
30 May 2017 | 3 replies
Hi guys its me again, so Ive posted on here before at looking at some properties in the northwest and northeast suburbs of chicago primarily mchenry, kane and lake county and I have basically been contemplating some ideasMy goal: To get a fixer upper property and fixed it and flip it (maybe live in it for a couple months to a year before i sell it, depending on how the market is going)Financing optionsCredit Score: 745 (last check last week- transunion)Cash: 25kPossible Heloc: (My property in Utah was appraised at 265k, I owe 200k on it so thats a possibility to tapping into some of the equity)Any ideas as to where to go and who to talk to to find some fxer upper properties, i know a lot of people dont like to give away their "secret" but it be nice to find some really cheap properties off market and try to get some quotes from different contractors to try and make my first flip.Thanks so much guys again for your help!
Eric Barnett Incentives to Encourage Tenants to Pay On Time?
2 June 2017 | 56 replies
I've thought of having some sort of 6 month challenge where a reward would be given if no payments are missed but that may become a pain to deal with and I have a hard time justifying why I have to lose money in order to collect the agreed to rent.You will always have stories, that is just tenants making white noise.First get your late fees up to to the maximum level the law will allow, normally around 10%.
Account Closed What is your WHY ?!?!?
9 July 2017 | 135 replies
It was a chance to to use a little money, and a little work, and secure a long term investment that would provide future financial security. 
Walter Milam Walter - Bakersfield California (landlord)
30 May 2017 | 8 replies
Wondering what it cost to run water and plumbing to to a back house on the property from the street.
David S. Can I convert a 6-plex to 4-plex to get a loan easier?
30 May 2017 | 6 replies
Could a few simple changes be made to to cause these units to be no longer considered livable (such as removing toilets or water fixtures).
Kavita B. 1st timer looking to invest in NJ
4 June 2017 | 13 replies
Once I was comfortable with this and able to to do this I realized that I can step in on my mentor's other projects and help out/watch his moves more closely and have a chance to keep learning while being invested.
Darsh Patel Should I create an LLC for my properties?
29 August 2017 | 39 replies
Originally posted by @Darsh Patel:...I'm trying to figure out whether the cost of the LLC is worth doing it now or if I should wait until my portfolio gets bigger....Limiting risk to source of risk:First, the theoretical basis for owning property under an LLC vs in your personal name is the same reason it is advisable (based on level of risk you are exposed to) to conduct business as an LLC vs say as a sole proprietor.
Ryan Keenan Va cash out refinance
6 June 2017 | 10 replies
Don't think I ever plan to, to be honest. 
MarZia RiVera Would you use the equity in your properties to create income
16 November 2016 | 4 replies
Now, based on their track record they may have never failed to to perform, but past performance is not guarantee for future performance.