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Mark Burik Surrounding lots are worth double the amount of the damaged house
5 January 2016 | 15 replies
At the Cheapest, price for a buildable lot I see now we'd have 100k of room for profit.30k down5k closing costsApprox 15k to demolish the house.Roughly 1000 per month mortgage and taxSpend 50k to buy and knock it down.Then 1k of mortage payments per month.1 year 62 spent2 year 74 spent3 year 86 spent4 year 98 spent5 year 110 spentEven if we only sold after 5 years at that low price which should go up if there aren't any other catastrophes...
Annette Hibbler Michigan is a Business Contender Again
25 October 2013 | 16 replies
Just as a Detroit bear could be blind to potentially significant opportunities, a Detroit bull could venture into potentially catastrophically risky speculation.In navigating these factors, it's good for all of us to share and debate.
Brady Hanna For those of you who manage your personal rental with your LLC.....
20 July 2013 | 6 replies
The pros of having an LLC is that in the event of a catastrophic event in your LLC, it will not roll to other properties.
Ryan Arth ever had black mold in a rental property?
25 September 2007 | 17 replies
I have experienced two catastrophic (clean water) floods in the past year.
Mike Wallace Anyone own "ghetto" rentals?
17 March 2013 | 46 replies
However, your odds of a catastrophic event increase exponentially when all of your screwball tenants are in one place.
Tony Ngo Need help analyzing a mobile home park deal - South Oregon Coast
14 March 2016 | 20 replies
Once you get to a large enough portfolio that can absorb a major catastrophe in $200k to $400k range, you can start adding private water/sewer parks to your portfolio.  
Harman N. 25 year old furnaces, water heaters: replace upfront or let fail?
9 August 2020 | 21 replies
As far as the furnaces go, I’ve nursed old furnaces along for many years beyond their normal lifespan and there won’t be any catastrophic damage if one goes (since you have four in the building the unit with the failed furnace will stay warm enough thet it won’t be an emergency, probably no issue with pipes freezing or it being uninhabitable, and seeing as you’re in San Fran it probably doesn’t get that cold anyway).
Tom Coakley Need help -rental property and basement water.
30 October 2021 | 8 replies
if you never had flooding issues before and it was a catastrophic event that caused an issue I think calling a waterproofing company may be a waste of $$, at least as the first step. 
Jacob Murry Purpose of an LLC on multi-family
10 October 2018 | 19 replies
Assuming a catastrophic loss that burns through all the insurance resulting in a large outstanding liability, the assets of the entity will be liquidated to satisfy a judgment.  
David Stumpf Applicant Score Sheet Feedback
11 June 2019 | 2 replies
Do they consistently not pay their bills and get sent to collections, or did they have some catastrophic life event happen several years ago and now they are working the dave ramsey method and closing their accounts as they get paid off.