Ivan Vargas
It's been a few months, but I'm back!
29 June 2018 | 4 replies
One critique I have for your path to get there pertains to the idea of flipping houses to earn capital.
Brandon Turner
Brandon and David: Ask Us Anything Podcast!
7 August 2019 | 188 replies
Digging a little deeper as it pertains to real estate in general, assuming we can place a value on under-performing assets, mismanaged assets, below market rents, value-add opportunities, etc., what “non-tangible” items would you assign a value and what methodology would you use?
Dave M.
Managing multiple LLC's
23 September 2016 | 11 replies
Tax implications are mostly negative as it pertains to real estate and s-corps.
Mukul Lalchandani
Newbie from New York, NY
17 November 2013 | 23 replies
I joined FortuneBuilders and am in their Mastery classes to educate myself in this new field and drove into it over last few weeks.As I start my journey, I do have a lot of questions as it pertains to the New York City market.
Brice Hall
2 bed 1.5 bath, 875 sq ft, ground floor townhome in coastal South Carolina
14 June 2015 | 9 replies
Anything else pertaining to the HOA that I should find out?
Luke McCann
Driving/Walking for Dollars
23 March 2017 | 1 reply
BP Agents,Wanted to get everyone's thoughts on driving for dollars as it pertains to generating listings.
Nathan Killebrew
How to handle friends not on the same path as you.
16 May 2019 | 60 replies
Hi, I am a college student who is crazy about learning real estate and anything else pertaining to financial freedom.
Clay Manship
What To Address In An Estoppel
7 October 2013 | 8 replies
Essentially the estoppel is the tenants attestation of the terms of her/his tenancy - we always secure them as the process often exposes any "verbal" arrangements the tenant has with the Vendor and corroborates {most of the time}, the information disclosed by the Vendor.In drafting an estoppel certificate we look to capture:a) The length of the tenancy - how long has the tenant been in residence;b) The type and term of the lease - i.e. written or verbal; annual or month-to-month.c) The amount of rent;d) What is included in the rent (i.e. utilities, parking, etc);e) Any amounts paid to the Vendor in addition to the rent (i.e. utilities);f) Any abatements or set-offs made to the Tenant (i.e. rent discount for services (superintendent; cleaning, etc));g) Amount of security deposit collect at start of tenancy;h) Whether there is an existing default or breach of the lease on the part of the landlord;i) Whether there are any proceedings commenced or pending against the Tenant or landlord w/r to the leased premises; andk) Whether there is an agreement between Tenant and Landlord, pertaining to the obligations of each party other than that contained in the Lease.
Jason Ballesteros
Flipping homes through an S-corp??
22 November 2010 | 14 replies
I have some more reading to do to understand the marginal tax rates and how it pertains to the rate of taxes you pay, based on your income.
Nathan Gesner
CDC Eviction Moratorium - USE THIS FORM
28 August 2021 | 122 replies
@Jonathan Stone I own rentals in Portland so I am keenly aware of the laws pertaining to Covid.