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Chris Moore St. Petersburg FL
6 July 2020 | 3 replies
What is the current market temp there (hot/medium, etc.) 
Dianna Marble Advice needed on whether or not to rent to someone!
21 August 2016 | 9 replies
Also, the husband is working but for a temp staffing agency.
Nick Mauldin Transitioning from military. Education questions
18 November 2017 | 7 replies
I’m analytical and I love to see the numbers and how they can be manipulated.
Greg Johnson Finance options for Australian citizen investing in USA
6 September 2017 | 4 replies
They won't give you the best terms and from my experience it's like pulling teeth trying to get a loan approved.I have no clue about getting a loan on multifamily/commercial as a foreigner but I would assume it would be an even bigger nightmare trying to get a larger loan approved.Most lenders here are all about a social security number and BS credit scores (Credit scores can be manipulated even if you're a broke A$$) lolMuch success mate
Casey Rondinella What % Cash Flow Should I Consider Reasonable?
10 September 2017 | 4 replies
I invest in an extremely hot market where obtaining properties that even meet the 1% is extremely challenging, so I manipulate the numbers to make them work for me.
Christopher Niemerg New Investor from Glendale, Arizona
7 June 2016 | 17 replies
I currently live in Tempe and I am beginning to create my business model.
Jonathan Gilkeson Investor/Realtor eager to learn more!
19 May 2016 | 9 replies
I believe what @Bob Bowling was getting at with that statement, if you look at his examples:$12,000 NOI /$120,000 market value = 10% cap rate$12,000 NOI / $240,000 market value = 5% cap rate.He was saying that if you bought the property for the 120 and is said to make a 10% cap, but the actual market value of a comparable property is only worth 100,000, it is a 12% cap and you have lost 20,000 in value on the property.you need to know the true market value of the property and the NOI to know what the true cap rate is for the property. don't be stuck on someone manipulating numbers to show a certain cap rate when the market for the area doesn't warrant that cap rate. 
Brandon V. New Tenants unceasing about Cracked Ceiling
10 March 2017 | 19 replies
Change in temp in winter causes the trusses to arch and create cracks along interior divider walls in homes.
Tyler Parish Duplex heating options - Shared or separate systems?
15 February 2017 | 6 replies
That must be the case because I can't imagine a tenant that would want someone else to control their unit temp.
Travis Lloyd Is BP being spammed/ddns/hacked?
7 July 2015 | 14 replies
Hugh gives a plausible explanation of an attempt to manipulate search engine results - though there would diminished benefit of trying this on an English, North American site from China or North Korea ... someone who can read the posts, could probably help identify their source (some one who sees the source IP addresses could also tell)I would think Cloudfare should be running intrusion/DoS detection on its perimeter and be blocking the IP source networks  - at least temporarily.