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Greg Meech Buying newer homes to rent
29 December 2013 | 9 replies
If you are getting at least what your goal is on the nicer places for a return and you enjoy them more then that is your answer.As others have said at some point the banks will cut you off from traditional financing so make sure you think about that as part of your expansion plans.
Shawn Mcenteer how to find the truth about rental income of property
27 January 2014 | 18 replies
This is similar to calling the For Rent numbers but a little more expansive.
Philip Magee Beginner in Dallas (Frisco)
15 December 2015 | 23 replies
Only a few hours after that decision was arrived at, I came across this wonderful website.Over the past couple of days, I have listened to several podcasts and read some of the expansive BP material aimed at beginners.
Justin Hennig Duplex in the city, with a view. What would you do?
17 January 2014 | 2 replies
So, the basement expansion would make it a 3 bed/2 bath on BOTH sides, dramatically increasing the rent it would fetch.
Kevin Barrett Ideal town to target absentee owners
4 June 2013 | 11 replies
As sort of an expansion of the original question, is there a critical mass of possible contacts below which a direct mail campaign doesn't really work?
Paul Zofsak Initial loan with hard money and then refi with conventional???
28 September 2013 | 13 replies
This can be a show stopper and may hold up your expansion plans until you file the next tax return.Thirdly, try to find a lender that will do up to 10 loans.
Manuel A. Rehab Estimation Case Study - By a newbie, for newbies (and constructive criticism!)
5 June 2013 | 7 replies
If so, you're way too low.Water Heater = $400That will cover the water heater and expansion tank, but not the labor.
Brian G. New Member from Raleigh, NC
12 June 2013 | 15 replies
I will definitely do any future expansion carefully.
David Morrow Please help walk me through a city/neghborhood analysis
3 October 2013 | 14 replies
Here's what I know:The city of Corpus Christi has a 3-yr apprciation rate of 5.9%The city of Corpus Christi has a 1-yr apprciation rate of 6.7%Zillow predicts that the neighborhood will appreciate at 7.4% in the next year.The house is on an island, so expansion is limited but has not yet capped as there are still vacant lots scattered in this area.This address is in the best school district of the metro areaThe city experienced 10% net population growth 2000-2010The city's two main college campuses had a combined enrollment of over 22000 students in 2011.The city's top ten employers are in the sectors of military, education, health care, contruction, government, and grocery (local grocery chain headquartered there)The house is a 3 bed 2 bath, which is on the small side of avg for this area.What more what YOU need to know before deciding to invest in this area?
Joe Boggin What did you have save when starting out?
1 July 2013 | 4 replies
I'm a big believer in the power of leverage and will leverage the max(while still cash flowing $100-$150/door) I can right now on my investments for more rapid expansion.