Corie Reedyk
Reasons for investing in Pittsburgh, Pennysalvania
2 May 2013 | 37 replies
Section 8 HUD has perpetuated bad behavior, and the blue collar folks are steadily moving to Butler, Westrmoreland, and Washington Counties.
Barbara Jean
Commercial Broker's Agreement HELP NEEDED
3 May 2015 | 16 replies
I would not agree to perpetuity where they can keep getting fees for other things down the road.
Matt Morgan
Newbie from Omaha
2 March 2015 | 9 replies
I have been one of those stereotypical members that Josh is always bashing in his podcasts, that just lerk and never contribute to the forums.
Jesse Holmes
Where are you going, where have you been?
7 March 2013 | 4 replies
Is there a platform you are striving to reach—an all-encompassing exit strategy for doing the work you love—or will you continue investing in perpetuity?
Nick Breslin
Good buy and hold markets
4 May 2013 | 34 replies
Out of state investing can certainly be more difficult and risky—but I've read through several sources (BP being a big one) that putting a good team in place is they key.I'm learning that Northwest Arkansas is actually a really great market, despite the stereotypes :pAre you fairly set on relocating or are you thinking about investing from out of state?
J. Martin
Need Advice - Pay rent for entire MF & Sublease?
14 September 2016 | 17 replies
Although it would not necessarily be perpetual..
Jonathan Harris
Business and Investing Mindsets
8 February 2014 | 5 replies
This simple question, and the conversation that followed, made me realize a few things. 1.Not everyone is up for taking risks. 2.Not everyone, no matter their corporate background or how intelligent they are, is cut out to own and/or run a business. 3.Some people seem to be looking for validation of why NOT to pursue their ideas or passions. 4.Some people are perpetual students and never make the leap from knowledge to application.
Jameson Wildwood
Debt Versus Investments
30 June 2014 | 33 replies
You are loosing money either way. 3) For some people their vehicle is a business asset (like a pickup for a construction guy, or a nice SUV for a Realtor) that earns money I look at it this way, I get a house for 20k down that will pay me $200/month cash flow in perpetuity, and when that loan is paid off I have the house that has appreciated.
Saurabh Pahuja
How to make 203(k) loan work in bay area
23 August 2016 | 3 replies
I wanted that $500k, but after 60 days on the market I can live with $450k.A stereotypically bad agent (not all agents are like this, but some insight into why agents hate 203k): "waaaah im not getting paid for 60 days. why didn't my seller just take the $300k offer so i get paid sooner?!"
Account Closed
New credit report rules require 30 months of payment history
25 September 2016 | 24 replies
Yup.I will note that it's quite often the case that a 'perpetual tenant' drives up to my office in the flashiest of cars possible, and a humble landlord with millions in net worth drives up in a 15 year old piece of crap.