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Amy Lin Purchasing an existing airbnb property
2 September 2022 | 24 replies
I don't believe most homeowners are listing their properties solely based on how much they have appreciated nowadays.
Aaron Nelson Fair Market Rent
21 May 2016 | 9 replies
One iportant thing to keep in mind is that the flashy amenities or upgrades you put into a property are not likely to add THAT much extra to the rent rate since prospective tenants nowadays just use filters when searching and rarely filter based on amenities.As others have mentioned here, there is not an exact science to it but what we've found to work for over 700 properties is that we start at the optimistic end of a range based on comps and then our system tracks number of views on the listings, number of inquiries, showing signups, and applicants.
Filipe Pereira How we screened 300+ tenants with ZERO phone calls! For FREE!
8 July 2021 | 125 replies
The buzz of having lots of people looking at the unit creates a sense of urgency.  
Sam B. $200k in six months - long distance RE challenge
17 December 2021 | 229 replies
Reading other threads on BP would have one believe it's nearly impossible nowadays
Chris Jones what's your cash-on-cash return
4 November 2008 | 19 replies
Jon, first off thanks for commenting and sharing your knowledge.jon i just wanted say, when i talk about cash-on-cash return i'm definitely talking about a CoC return with your financing in place (so if i was unclear about this i'm sorry, i just figured everyone would know what i was talking about) jon you are right there are some people that calculate their ROI only from the standpoint of how much money they themselves came out of pocket and don't include financing into the mix, actually the people who do this can make their return look infinite if they actually put NO money into the deal at all.but i say who is the joke on, when you can make yourself look like your getting this huge ROI percentage but are not making no money. so jon when i say what's your CoC return i'm talking about with your financing included.like with a 30% down (its hard nowadays) and a 7% interest rate over 30yrsthis is what me and this gentlemen was talking about, that's why he said i would be crazy looking for 20% CoC return properties with the factors i just stated above. he also said that if their were a property like that out there most investors wouldn't even see it because it'll probably go straight to a company like his in about two seconds.
Tony Colquett How to create a lead generation website?
24 July 2012 | 13 replies
Anyone can create a site nowadays.
Taylor Jennings LoopNet - Anybody use this online service to post properties?
7 October 2013 | 28 replies
How will you launch it in such a way that it would get the buzz it needed in order to be successful and competitive?
Jason Aviles Innovative 19 year old highly considering a career in real estate. Advice?
12 December 2014 | 24 replies
lots of people do wholesaling but I think thats a bit saturated nowadays..  
Dwayne Jones Tiny homes for sale and build and hold
27 December 2019 | 15 replies
I'm not sure how this concept could scale but it is getting some buzz here... unfortunately mostly public funds. 
Rakesh Balavanthapu Is the 1% rule dead in 2023 ?
26 July 2023 | 83 replies
Nowadays you will just have to work and look harder for them.Back in the day, the 1% deals would fall off tree's in Toledo.It's tougher now for sure.Pick a market and your niche.Look at tertiary markets in the Midwest where there aren't many cowboys in town lolI've always loved Ohio, Michigan and Indiana...Learn the market inside and out.Negotiate hard and have cash to close quick.Be quick.Just bought one not to long ago in a B- class area of Toledo for $40,000, needs around $10,000 in rehab and ARV is $80,000+3 bed, 1 bathRent will be $900pm easy peasy.Wishing you much success