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George Gammon "negative rates distort everything" warren buffet. how about RE?
3 March 2016 | 29 replies
Here's another interesting thing that occurred to me the other day regarding Warren Buffet and what I perceive to be pricing irrationality in the investment markets: Berkshire Hathaway has been under performing lately, which is not at all usual as this company under Warren & Charlie's investment genius has consistently outperformed the S&P500 year in and year out.
Stone Teran I beat my no show record
9 January 2017 | 18 replies
I phrase the conversation as others have said, above, so despite the fact we have an appointment, they need to "opt in" with a call/text confirmation at least 2 hours beforehand or it's as if we never crossed paths.Another thing that helps is double-booking (or more) the appointments (this also helps with perceived scarcity of resources and prompts more ambivalent applicants to make a move to "beat" their competitor.")  
Hubert Washington How Can My 1st RE Investment be in Multifamily/Apartments?
14 May 2017 | 55 replies
I think you are in a reasonable location, to Tampa, which is perceived to be one of the best spots for MF investing. 
Konrad R. 1031 and LLC
16 May 2016 | 7 replies
If your LLC is a single member entity and all activity on it will be reported on your individual tax return then for 1031 purposes the LLC is disregarded and you and the LLC are perceived to be the same taxpayer.So you could sell as yourself and buy as the LLC.  
Aaron Bellerose Landlording with Alzheimer's
21 January 2016 | 5 replies
I see big trouble down the road if there are heirs, the property sells to you for a significant or perceived significant discount.
Joshua McGinnis Including Appreciation in Multifamily Analysis
21 January 2016 | 1 reply
Cap rates are based on closed sales so they will reflect the value that the market perceives of the appreciation growth. 
Marc D. Do you apply for a refund of sales taxes?
24 January 2016 | 4 replies
In NYS if they decide to come after you for the sales tax that 'they' perceive you owe it's a very expensive nightmare.
Zana Blue Potential Investor Wants Me To Back Off - He Needs the $ More
28 January 2016 | 28 replies
He must think you are pretty awesome to even ask something like that.He probably perceives that  you are able to give from confidence,strength and being connected,not pity or weakness.As long as you don't go into politics capitalism is probably not in any danger.I think you are one of the few who are qualified to answer your question. 
Calvin Kwan 2 Properties - Which do I choose?!
1 February 2016 | 15 replies
Cap rates measure market perceived risk of collecting a NOI, see my example. 
Nicole Smith Buying a short sale-advice needed!
3 February 2016 | 28 replies
I am saying that, what you perceive as accepted and the process you will face is unpredictable, it may by miracle close within your allotted time, based on your previous post, the have already pushed the closing and you can expect this to go on for months and months and months at a time.