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22 February 2014 | 25 replies
Also if all the water is out of tank and it is dry, the odds that it all evaporated are slim, the odds are very high that you have a cracked tank, and my inspector would fail the system.
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30 January 2020 | 6 replies
Deal flow is slim right now and many people are trying to get into the same space.
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11 April 2021 | 27 replies
@Joe Bertolino a "mom and pop" buyer may be able to make a property work because they may do a lot of the work themselves - ie management, cleaning, etc so they can make the bottom line work for them where a more "professional" company might see it as the cash flow being too slim.
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25 January 2016 | 22 replies
Didnt want everyone on the board to think all of us rural KS and plains states folks are all unstable living in squalor....ha.I agree - hard to make money when your margins are that slim, would make more sense if you lived close by and could own a handful of the homes and create some economies of scale.
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19 September 2014 | 10 replies
And, it doesn't sound like you have experience or a track record, which means the likelihood of them giving you a loan to include the full purchase price and rehab is slim to none.
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30 October 2014 | 14 replies
When I moved I would rent the homes at negative cash flow.....at the time I was only thinking capitol gains not cash flow.The odds of me buying my "forever house" within the next 5 years is slim and I need a place to live so I'm trying to use my house fund (65K) to buy something that either cash flows while I live in it or when I decide to rent it in the future.I agree with you guys that a temporary living period will be necessary to learn enough about the area I may want to buy in. 3-4 months is what I'm thinking now.
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1 November 2019 | 13 replies
@Selena WilliamsAlthough slim, I still see a few deals on the MLS for Brooklyn, specifically three and four unit properties in the East New York area.
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10 July 2018 | 6 replies
That said, your margins are already very slim after taking realtor fee's, holding fee's, overages and capital gains taxes.
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11 May 2020 | 6 replies
Slim margins even though ROI is good.
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10 September 2023 | 3 replies
@Robin McMullenYou can put in a prepayment penalty that would include required to pay all interest but chances of them signing it are slim and if it’s owner occupied you would be open to a lawsuit since I don’t believe it is legal.There is no way to stop someone.