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Barb Lee Renter concerned about risk in entering into a lease agreement
17 July 2018 | 25 replies
You need to market this towards landlords who want a boost in rental income and you should be willing to cut them in on some of the profits.
Donnell Durden Really trying to get my first deal. Talk to me guys
21 January 2017 | 4 replies
and if it isn't possible to do in my current financial state please inform me on what specific changes I need to make (boost score, bigger down payment) and I will try my hardest to reach those heights.
Michaela Perez Using income generated from a property to qualify for FHA loan
18 January 2023 | 8 replies
You can use 75% of that value to help you qualify (boost your income) or if the other units are currently rented, they will just need a copy of the lease agreements and can use 75% of current rents. 
Tim Miller BP n00b from Chattanooga TN
14 January 2015 | 11 replies
We gain one major economic boost and lose a major player (Krystal).
Jason Miller My REI business plan up for review
24 February 2011 | 0 replies
Since spending the last 6 months building contacts and knowing what certain investors are looking for that should boost my knowledge on what makes a good investment property.Still would be taking profits from all and putting them in the bank, building available cash flow for future investments.1 to 3 year plan:With the contacts that I have met either through learning, investing, partnering with etc, I would begin to assemble a small team of like minded individuals.Would still continue to wholesale in my target areas.Continue to build bank account.Put first house on market within one year of purchase, begin looking for another fixer upper to invest in.Between my 3 and 4th year I would like to buy my first rental property.
Jeremiah O'Brien New Member from Sydney Australia
5 January 2014 | 17 replies
Made a tidy profit, and got into multi-family.Your savings plan looks good, but you may want to get your house appraised when it's done and see if you can get a line of credit against it to boost your investment capital.
Jonathan Lucas High vs low value rentals
13 April 2014 | 10 replies
I want the full suite of returns on my investment properties (i.e. rental profits + principal paydown + appreciation + tax benefits) and I think a balance of bread and butter properties with some low priced stuff to boost net income is a good fit for me.A good example is what I just did the past 3 months.I closed on a house 3/2 at about 1350 sq ft for 35k.
Kevin C. Questions for investors with rentals in St Ann, MO
26 March 2015 | 4 replies
If that works out that general vicinity may see a nice boost, but in order for the retail part of that project to succeed it has to draw shoppers, and the base to pull from in that immediate area is pretty weak.
Bryant Hollingsworth Which project will increase my home value the most?
27 December 2013 | 1 reply
That’s the question on the mind of every homeowner or investor who's thinking about undertaking a project to boost their home's resale value.If your current home is not a home you plan on staying in forever then only invest your money into projects that could give you a decent return on your money when you go to sell.
Andy Whitcomb New Member in Seattle, focused on short term rentals
20 June 2016 | 18 replies
It might be worth doing on these smaller boutique cabin rentals since it will help us to keep our nightly rates high, and over time will boost or occupancy rates.