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Ryan Kovacs Help with Co-Op to Condo Conversion and Lending
18 September 2021 | 1 reply
The tricky part occurs when the co-op is the debtor in a mortgage note secured by the property.
Marcus Daniels When is doing a cash out refinance not the best route to take?
18 November 2021 | 3 replies
Other times a cash out refinance will not be suitable is if you don't want to take on additional debt or the new payment will take you cash flow negative.It seems you have a goal of how you plan to utilize the proceeds of the refinance, so that is a good reason to do the refinance, but you will also want to look at all the other factors to make you final decision.Best of luck!
Cristian Baez Payoff Debt vs. Buying a Single Family Home
4 December 2021 | 4 replies
Towards paying your mortgage, paying down other debt or savings?
Celest Southwick In need of development advise!
20 December 2021 | 10 replies
Meaning that they will agree to do the early work with the understanding that if you go forward with the project, they will get paid if for the spec and forward work if and when there is capital (debt or equity) to pay for the spec and forward work.Even if you can’t get either of the parties to spec the work the time and cost to do the early work is short and comparatively modest.
Brendan Harrison Managing Debt While Getting Started
14 October 2021 | 1 reply
With that being said we aren't really sure whether our excess should be put towards our debt or if we should use that to try to find our first property.Personally, I would love to put it towards our first property because this is something that we've been talking about for 3 years now and I'm at a point that I'm tired of talking about it and ready to make it happen (hence me dropping out of med school haha) but I'm not sure if that's that best decision and I am just seeking some guidance on managing debt while still getting started (and it hopefully not taking us another 1-2 years to finally buy our first property).One thing that we've discussed is house hacking while using an FHA loan.
Jordan J. Osborne Am I Starting Too Soon?
14 January 2020 | 25 replies
You would be crazy to not house hack when you have CC debt. Or
Account Closed Becoming a Real Estate Developer
31 January 2020 | 25 replies
Even if it's just a stepping stone for one to have better control of their own personal finances in order to get out of debt or save up money for a more traditional home.
Collin Chan New to Bigger Pockets Bay Area, CA! BRRR, Short Term, OOS
10 February 2020 | 26 replies
I also found 1031 to MF is extremely difficult and time-sensitive.I've calculated with ADU addition as well, if the property is added with ADU, the gross income is double; but if one do 1031 to multiple smaller home OOS, the gross income is tripled.For MF, rather than 1031, I prefer just to do MF syndication with debt or equity offering.
Joseph Cornwell How are you finding deals in 2020?
4 February 2020 | 3 replies
Another angle is to recognize that real estate does follow a cycle and perhaps you might direct your free cashflow to paying down debt or building up reserves rather than chasing prices.
Joe Krug Crowd Source Investing
29 May 2020 | 17 replies
For example, I think we are late cycle, so I lean toward the safest part of capital stack which is debt (or debt free equity).