Trey Leigh
50% Rule and Cash Flow
4 June 2012 | 15 replies
(leaving out the compounding)BTW, nice job on the deal stack!
Aaron Yates
What do you think of this possible partnership venture?
22 July 2013 | 14 replies
The opportunity may be a very good match for you, BUT if it is with the wrong person, it will not yield the result you wish for.I would gracefully bow out of the situation without burning bridges.
Mark Powell
Newbie with a deal!(i think)
13 June 2010 | 10 replies
I'm sure we are all aware of the spill in the gulf compounded with recent economic issues, the petro chemical companies are not spending money for improvements and therefore I don't have any work.
Tony Thompson
At What Point Do I Not Have to Pay PMI?
30 May 2010 | 9 replies
The Mortgage Professor has some great articles about this if you want to do a Google compound search to find them.
Jeff L.
Nathan Paisley
To get a C.O or not to get a C.O... that's the question
15 May 2012 | 6 replies
No CO, no tenant or owner can live there and i have had a few times where the utilities could not be hooked up to work on the place without a big hassle and bowing before the utility gods.
Sierrah Fanth
Rehabbers-Contractors-Please Help!
11 May 2011 | 2 replies
Generally, bowing walls like this are caused by static pressure, which is essentially the pressure buildup of water in the soil on the other side of the wall.
Phillip Lanier
My Co-workers want to Lend to me. Now What???
2 November 2017 | 7 replies
Especially if you are using simple or compounding interest.4) The title company you use when closing will file all the necessary paperwork for you.5) Process is essentially the same.
Mr Good
Crunching the numbers
16 December 2007 | 23 replies
You might as well keep your CD's making 4-5%...There is no reason to invest in real estate, at this level if you are making 5% compounded annually.
S Man
Real REO success & failure stories
31 August 2008 | 18 replies
purch price $148,000 repairs $3,000down pay $29,600 closing costs $4,000 mortgage $118,400 Holding costs (PITI) $1,233 Totalmonthly mortgage paymt $727 assume 6.25% rate on $118kmonthly maintenance $50 insurance (monthly) $83 Utilities (avg monthly) $10 taxes per month $333 property mgmt fee $- termite bond $29 advertising fees $- HOA fees $- est'd taxes $4,000 taxes per month $333 opp'y cost -down paymt $92 [I assume a 3% non-compounded rate per month]ttl per month cost $1,324 rent > this amt to not lose $ $1,324 fair market rent in area $1,500 VACANCY CONSIDERATIONannual costs $15,892 # months rented11projected monthly rent $1,475 491.67 per person at 3 occupants amount income $16,225 profit (loss) $333 Total annual rent $16,225 Yield on cash outlays44.3%Yield on cash outlays + annual exp30.9%