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Bethany Johnson Un-Permitted work and getting rental license
5 September 2024 | 7 replies
It's just basic health and safety issues.
Colleen Barone First time purchase- POS question
10 September 2024 | 34 replies
These inspections are often required by local municipalities to ensure that properties meet certain safety and habitability standards.
David P. Buying a property with 2 unpermitted units
10 September 2024 | 19 replies
This implies that the city cannot demand the removal of an unpermitted issue and any red tag on an unpermitted unit unrelated to safety you have 5 years to address.  
Emmanuel Ola Urgent Advice Needed: Choosing the Best DSCR Loan Option Before Closing
6 September 2024 | 4 replies
Scenario 1:Rate: 9.375%Monthly Payment: $1,185.31Closing Cost: $12,768.53Broker Fees: $2,417Lender Fees: $2,170Cost to Buy Rate Down: $0Escrow Fees: $2,797.501 Year Hazard Insurance: $1,044Impound Account: $1,598.04Appraisal Fee: $500Down Payment: $48,000 + $10,526.54 (30% down + closing costs)Total Cash to Close: $58,526.54Scenario 2:Rate: 8.875%Monthly Payment: $1,144.87Closing Cost: $12,768.53Broker Fees: $2,417Lender Fees: $2,170Cost to Buy Rate Down (1%): $1,120Escrow Fees: $2,797.501 Year Hazard Insurance: $1,044Impound Account: $1,598.04Appraisal Fee: $500Down Payment: $48,000 + $11,646.54 (30% down + closing costs)Total Cash to Close: $59,646.54Scenario 3:Rate: 8.625%Monthly Payment: $1,124.87Closing Cost: $12,206.54Broker Fees: $2,417Lender Fees: $2,170Cost to Buy Rate Down (1.5%): $1,680Escrow Fees: $2,797.501 Year Hazard Insurance: $1,044Impound Account: $1,598.04Appraisal Fee: $500Down Payment: $48,000 + $12,206.54 (30% down + closing costs)Total Cash to Close: $60,206.54Scenario 4:Rate: 8.375%Monthly Payment: $1,105.03Closing Cost: $12,768.53Broker Fees: $2,417Lender Fees: $2,170Cost to Buy Rate Down (2%): $2,240Escrow Fees: $2,797.501 Year Hazard Insurance: $1,044Impound Account: $1,598.04Appraisal Fee: $500Down Payment: $48,000 + $12,768.53 (30% down + closing costs)Total Cash to Close: $60,768.53Which of these options do you think is most suitable, given that I plan to pay off the loan sooner rather than later?
Deanna Beadle Drafting Services Cost
4 September 2024 | 6 replies
They could be looking at the space to check legal egress, ceiling heights, window location and size, fire separation between units/hazardous areas (like boiler rooms, etc.) or a whole host of other things.
Nathan Gesner What Do You Think About "Good Cause" Evictions?
10 September 2024 | 43 replies
Good causes for eviction include not paying rent, interfering with a neighbor's right to quiet enjoyment, criminal activity, living conditions that impact the safety of others or damage the property, etc.
James McGovern Strategies for profiting off illegal immigration?
7 September 2024 | 19 replies
(census.gov)Now I am not sure how underreported illegal immigration is but I am going to hazard a guess that people go where  people of similar backgrounds are so immigrants legal or not are likely to follow the patterns you see on this map as many look for connections from their home country.
Jon Haney Help needed with insurance claim issue
6 September 2024 | 13 replies
I would hazard a guess it doesn't.
James Clays Student housing rentals, where to start, what's the best.
4 September 2024 | 5 replies
Consider properties within walking distance or with easy access to public transportation.Safety: Neighborhood safety is a priority for both students and their parents.
Michael Gonda What to do with $3 million in equity
9 September 2024 | 52 replies
We want to keep our portfolio loan to value ratio small as we also like the safety of it.