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Scott Schaecher Just Jump: A story on our 'first' deal in St Louis
6 July 2021 | 28 replies
We take the worst case scenario, multiply by $1500 per pier and start with an immediate reduction in our bid by $10,500.
David Rutledge Riverside/Corona multi family?
11 December 2020 | 25 replies
Most landlords own multiply of these tri’s and quads throughout Redlands.
Nicholas W. This BRRRR thing really does work, with pictures
30 November 2021 | 253 replies
Then multiply by the hours you put in.
Frank Sousa Rental Analysis - Determining Tax of Rent-Ready Property
8 January 2018 | 4 replies
Primary Residences = 1% tax rateOther Residential Properties (rentals, apartments, vacation homes) = 2% tax rateAll Commercial Properties (retail, industrial, office) =3% tax rateTherefore, the amount you see on the property record card, multiply that number by 2% and you should have a very good estimate on what the tax is (or will be once corrected).
Joshua Goston Rental Property Investment Strategy
19 March 2018 | 2 replies
Price Per Unit (PPU) and Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM)PPU=Price/Number of units-PPU is used to give the cost of each unit within a property.
Joshua D Rodriguez How can I start with virtually no money??
19 November 2018 | 79 replies
I wanna work hard and get lead into the right direction and multiply my year to date income.
Chadd Naugle What is the biggest challenge you face starting out?
24 May 2016 | 4 replies
Then multiply this by the number of properties that you want to own and then divide by the amount of time you want to achieve this in.
Payman A. Depreciation recapture
27 February 2019 | 23 replies
Divide the assessed value for the improvements by the total property value, then multiply by your purchase price.  
Jeremy Cohen The Ultimate Due Diligence Guide for Buy & Holding Businesses
26 June 2016 | 4 replies
Instead, you need to see the overlooked opportunities that are all around you and act on the vast sums of untapped income and unclaimed success just waiting to be harnessed.You probably spend too little time studying the most successful, innovative and profitable ideas people in other industries use to grow and prosper.Yet, if you start focusing on other industry’s success practices, you’ll be amazed at how easily you can adapt these ideas to your own business situation.Suddenly, you’ll see significantly better ways to produce significantly better results from the same time, manpower, effort, activity, and capital.Vision isn't easy.As a result, most people let the opportunity of a lifetime slip through their fingers & live to regret it; but in this case I could make it easy for you to Not let this one slip away so that you can take advantage of this unique opportunity with zero risk.Instead, you need to see the overlooked opportunities that are all around you and act on the vast sums of untapped income and unclaimed success just waiting to be harnessed.In a recessionary economy like this, some 30 million people could be out of work -- they lost their jobs, got put on shortened work week.Millions will be (or are, right now) aggressively looking for business opportunities they can purchase or start.Though most of them don't have a lot of cash to invest, they still need income, they need work, they need productive activity that makes them money and keeps them feeling worthwhile.I believe there’s not one business owner or startup I’ve ever met in North America (and probably the world) who couldn’t, who shouldn’t broaden their perspective and think about how to grow yourself a small or large business empire.And that can mean nothing more than multiplying the size of your current business many times through external leveraged buyout acquisition activities.Or it can mean multiplying it through a roll up.
Kenny Oliver I have 200k to invest
5 March 2017 | 42 replies
You can wait 6 months or a year to allow what the banks call a (seasoning) period, build a little more equity into the properties by paying it down and do a cash out refinance on both properties and get your 200k back to reinvest in another 2 properties and now you have 4 multifamily properties, and as you can see, you can scale up really quickly and multiply