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Andrea Finkelstein Please Stop BUGGING Me!
26 October 2020 | 25 replies
If that does not affect movement, then I would proceed to my lawyer's office and let them take over from there. 4.
Kevin Wiley Will people leave the Houston area? Where will they go?
25 September 2017 | 17 replies
It's also worth noting that we have teams of engineers working on our perpetual flood problem and every time we have a monster flood like this, they have new data to work with.
Adam Butt Are we in a housing market bubble that is likely to burst?
30 September 2017 | 108 replies
The real estate market is no different than any other market. there are highs and lows, booms and crashes. to predict it would be tough. there are many variables that decide the real estate market specificalljy. when the stock market is doing very well which it is right now, eventually there will be a correction. as the stock market goes up your suppose to sell on the ups and buy on the downs. real estate is the same way buy low and hold and depending on strategy you can sell on the high or just pull out equity and wait for a market to go down. in real estate though it takes longer periods for market to go up or go down. in the stock market it can happen in a matter of days and weeks.no reason to predict an up or down movement in any market just be prepared for when it happens!
Yu Chen Kansas city new tenant bill
14 November 2019 | 2 replies
This started as a small grass roots movement that has quickly escalated and now has the support of Kansas City's new Mayor, Quinten Lucas, as well as the majority of the City Council.If this proposal is allowed to continue as proposed you will no longer be able to take the following information into consideration when screening tenants.Source of IncomeNo criminal background checksNo credit checksCan not take previous eviction history into considerationMust work with Section 8, Housing Voucher ProgramsIn additional to these restrictions, we would also see the creation of a fourth city bureaucracy to oversee rental properties (in addition to codes department, Healthy Homes, and Human Relations/Fair Housing)What do you guys think?
Kevin Luttrell Forced to take $25k passive activity loss deduction?
6 March 2024 | 20 replies
If your tax preparer knowingly signs off on it, they perpetuate fraud, too.
Jack B. Do you plan on eventually cashing out and moving away from real estate?
11 March 2024 | 152 replies
My 'cash-flow' is up (but taxed  as interest🥺), 'perpetual' and hassle-free,  but eventually I'll have to manage the waterfalls and tax situation when the balloons pay out.  
Don Spafford Has anyone ever used the Velocity Banking Strategy?
13 January 2024 | 356 replies
However, like the alchemists in search of a formula for turning lead into gold and the inventors searching for a perpetual motion machine....hope springs eternal.
Dustin Oien Wholesaling to a developer in Houston, TX - The Heights
7 December 2017 | 6 replies
Here a plan that was offered to the city to address the situation. https://texashousers.net/2016/02/26/the-opportunit...Here is discussion on this topic in the Chronicle after interviewing experts at Rice U.http://www.houstonchronicle.com/local/gray-matters...This is a particularly hot topic in 3rd Ward, where a grassroots movement is working to manage gentrification in order to revitalize the community without displacing residents. https://urbanedge.blogs.rice.edu/2016/05/25/third-...Independence Heights is getting a Whole Foods.
Kay H. Could this be a good deal even though it has negative cash flow?
27 August 2015 | 95 replies
If your buying stand alone rentals in non appreciating markets or markets that historically move very little then positive cash flow is the only reason to do it in the first place.If you buy in markets that history of strong upward movement then neutral cash flow or a little negative is fine in my book..
Jake Bryant Share your opinion about an organization in Texas
26 March 2024 | 9 replies
In other words the gentleman had more to lose than Phill Grove on that transaction.Each and everyone will surely have their own experience and there will never be a shortage of genuine individuals willing to steer themselves away from perpetual 9-5 until retirement, so there will always be Gurus out there.