Joshua Wilson
Struggling to find financing in an RV Resort Park
6 April 2022 | 2 replies
Maybe we didn't catch the explosive STR wave a couple of years ago but we love the combined personal and STR use concept for a vacation property.
Mary Joe
Landlord liability - gas leak, appliances, balcony, windows..
23 April 2022 | 9 replies
A lot of focus on this board is about eviction nightmare but it is nothing compared to being involved in a gas explosion lawsuit that causes your tenant severe injuries or even death.
Marcus Auerbach
Why I know there is no crash
11 July 2022 | 15 replies
Maybe that's why we haven't seen any of the gloom and doom resulting in a big "boom"...as in economic explosion.
Kaylee Walterbach
The future of STRs in your local market?
19 December 2021 | 105 replies
Explosive growth. proCovid, averaged 1,000 clicks per listing/month, conversion rate of 3-4%.
Lloyd Segal
Economic Update (Monday, June 7, 2021)
7 June 2021 | 0 replies
The result has been an explosion in sales — and a struggle by many companies to keep up.
Elijah Brown
Syndicating Deals from an Army Command Post!
20 June 2021 | 3 replies
The main routes of travel are also littered with explosive mines.How will enemy entities impact population control, governance, and critical infrastructure?
Ryan Hastings
Tenant without gas/water for 13 years
29 June 2021 | 3 replies
I refuse gas surface to my home too, in my case cause of leak/fire/explosion risk worries esp from quakes, or growing fireworks epidemic.Working on getting off of muni water ASAP - as soon as find a property with spring/well to move to!
Joshua Randall Manes
Creative financing/Low or no money down/private funding
15 August 2022 | 5 replies
Also, the market in Northern MI is very expensive due to tourism with the explosive short term rental market.If anyone has any ideas for creative financing it would be much appreciated?
Bill Ham
Where does cash flow come from?
20 July 2022 | 28 replies
Not the star of the neighborhood, but clean, attractive and well priced.At first it was hard because they had to put extra fix up money into the place.But eventually that was pretty much over with, but they really didn't have a lot of "Cash Flow" leftover after bills to spend as profits.This is because their lender ate up a lot of the cash flow (with their 3.5% down loan).So James decided he wanted to make a few extra bucks and took a pottery class at the local community college.So he could learn to make pottery, and sit by the roadside on a blanket selling clay pots -- after coming home from his primary job as a Pet Detective.Freida says no to the class, afraid James will run off with some fellow young pot maker in a tight skirt.But James presses on and signs up for the class anyway--determined to make some extra money.Well a couple of days into the class, poor James is killed in a Kiln explosion--completely accidental.Freida was emotionally devastated, but luckily had a large insurance policy on James, which she used to pay off the 4-plex and also buy herself a nice small SFH near a Starbucks.So now Frieda owns the 4-plex all by herself, no bank, no James, and the rents all come to her 100%, and now she is renting out 4 apartments vs 3 as before.In one of the apartments lives a renter family, Bob, his girlfriend Janet and their two little kids Bert and Ernie.
David Ivy
June 2022 Austin Market Update
20 July 2022 | 3 replies
Opendoor) with many homes acquired during the recent explosively hot market still sitting on their books awaiting to be sold.Here are stats for Austin the greater metro:Overall, while the Austin metro is still in a strong seller’s market, conditions are much more favorable for buyers now than they were in the past couple of years.