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Dave Versch Self-Directed IRA LLC as a partner in an investment
12 July 2019 | 18 replies
How it is configured to invest does not change the tax rules.UBIT applies to any IRA, when it engages in a trade or business activity.  
Zac Caudell Vacant land deal - Buyer requesting $3k survey, what should I do?
3 June 2015 | 8 replies
Is there some doubt/ambiguity on the configuration
Arthur Banks Looking to owner occupy fully rented 3 unit
20 December 2013 | 7 replies
If all units are exactly the same configuration, same finishes, same rents, etc. then I'd wait a month or so and see which is the least desirable tenant.
Jeff White Sand and water bathtub overflow when washer runs in basement
15 February 2018 | 9 replies
@Jon Holdman Just got it fixed and cleaned from the plumber, actually the plumbing wasn't done right from the GC who installed the washer dryer hookups in the basement unit , he didn't put in a vent or a cleanout pipe and did a P-trap configuration wrong.  
Alan Caceres Making offers on deals is hard! How do you do it successfully!?
5 January 2017 | 13 replies
You know the different configurations and packages.
Account Closed HELP - Basement Rental Flooding - Course of action
31 May 2017 | 29 replies
I am posting this in behalf of my in-laws who are the landlord of a rental affected.The landlord was notified last night of flooding in the basement unit in a duplex (upstairs, downstairs configuration) (older home).
Yaniv Sigler Due diligence for a turnkey investment
15 December 2016 | 14 replies
Additionally, older properties may have used poor or unsafe construction materials (like asbestos), which you may have to replace.Beds/Baths: Different areas will have different prevailing bedroom and bathroom configurations.
Ken Rishel Buying a Manufactured Housing Community
8 April 2017 | 17 replies
I was able to accomplish what we did, because I was not capital restrained, and because I knew exactly who the prospective buyers would be and how many of them I could count on to buy a home in that redone community.As a general rule, our company never recommends anything narrower than a 16' wide, even in shorter configurations, unless it is a smaller multi section like Titan builds for lots that have width but not length.
Brian T. Advice for a first time flipper?
24 March 2017 | 1 reply
--I've budgeted no more than $140,000 for a near total renovation (roof, siding, re-wire, re-configure, addition of master bathroom and relocation of first floor powder room, etc, etc)--Comps justify an ARV of +-/ $750,000.  
Account Closed Using Data Analytics / Market Data as Denver Real Estate Investor
10 January 2017 | 22 replies
So far: quarterly % change in Real GDP, YOY % Change in Monthly home prices, job growth, interest rates, population shifts, rising wages, area revitalization, relocation, marriage, family growth, divorce, death, debt, active inventory, sold homes, avg. sold price, average days on market, Concentrations of jobs by occupational category, average level of education, school rankings, crime, appreciation, property tax rate, state tax rate, positive/negative RE legislation, monthly rental income, average age, inflation, popular property types and configurations, vacancy rates, volume of rental units added to market, time to rent, months of supply, volume of new home construction.