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Corby Goade Avg Purchase Price Vs. Avg Rents in Your Town
4 June 2015 | 44 replies
Hey Steve- sounds like your numbers are almost identical to what we see here in Boise.
Nate Hawkins Ramsey or Kiyosaki?
10 June 2015 | 25 replies
Kids are inundated with consumerism and $150 sneakers and $800 iphones.Mr Ramsey is trying to protect the consumer from stupid financial decisions like "Paycheck loans at 31%", etc,   assisting the poorly educated about finances, nothing wrong about that.What is available for freewww.FTC.gov has a HUGE amount of free credit info and free identity theft info. 
Payman A. Capital Gains/Dep Recapture If Not Above 2nd Tax Bracket
20 February 2016 | 10 replies
Both properties have identical fair market values.  
Matt Cramer Mortgage or no Mortgage?
17 June 2021 | 12 replies
With a loan, you can buy these two identical houses for $20,000 down.
Dean Weltman Anyone heard of Genco Financial Services Company out of NJ?
27 January 2016 | 17 replies
Gramiccioni said.Biello offered to help a Keansburg man refinance, but actually took the man's credit cards,made fraudulent loan attempts using the man's identity, Gramiccioni said.Biello engaged in similar activities two other times.Biello used fraudulent documents in a short sale 
Alex Lucille Need advice on my North Seattle rental
28 August 2017 | 5 replies
., property appraised for $475k so we pulled 70k our by refinancing into a 30yr @3.75% with a principal+interest payment of $1600 + 300 for taxes and insurance and rented it out for $2500/mo, renter pays utilities, we manage the property, new loan amt is $340k.Other identical townhomes in our development and others like it have sold for $600k, so I would say that I could conceivably sell the home once the current lease is up and walk away with $200k factoring in all selling costs.I expect that we will be able to raise rent to 2700-2900 in the next 2 years or so and possibly up to 3200 in 2021 as there is a light rail being constructed that will drive a lot of demand from people commuting to downtown seattle.Specific Questions:Since I refinanced and took my initial investment out of the property, this seems to skew all of the standard evaluation metrics (IRR, Cap Rate, etc...), if I factor equity into the equations this looks like a terrible return and if I don't its a great return. 
David Campbell Bought a MFH occupied with a section 8 tenant and...
11 September 2019 | 6 replies
All four leases (it’s a 4-plex) read identically but only one is a section 8.
Julio Gonzalez Important Tax Update on Inflation Reduction Act and Real Estate!
24 November 2023 | 7 replies
Account Closed Do you know if the new HVAC units will consume at least 50% less energy through HVAC functions than that of an identical unit that is non-energy efficient?
Michelle Kessler Best Multifamily Books?
24 September 2019 | 20 replies
They are all free here.Dance of the Money Bees - goes into the stock market manic mentality, on how markets swarm up and down, clearly applicable to the RE market as well.Guide to Dividend Investing - the thought process is identical to cash-flow producing properties, where the cash flow is the dividend!
Joe P. Tenant Screening - What's Your Process?
16 August 2018 | 12 replies
Hi Joe, That is close to the identical process that I ran with my first rental.