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Brian Gibbons Starting out - get a quick start this spring doing terms deals
28 March 2016 | 65 replies
Now if you know the steps before this, building rapport, the upfront agreement to avoid the me think it over, discovering the motivation of the seller, and decreasing the asking price, this "what if step" is just a trial close, and unless you really haven't done a good job with the 4 steps before, if this should be very easy, should be an easy close.The next step from here is a letter of intent that I ask the seller to sign.
Account Closed Using NPV for real estate investments
13 January 2020 | 48 replies
The central theme is to determine what the present value of all future project cash flows are worth today.If you are just buying and flipping properties in 6 months or less, from a time value of money perspective, there are probably more simple forms of evaluating shorter term projects and probably why there often isn't much mention of it here.
Elisha Keller Newbie Question #10: Being a Woman Investor
7 January 2015 | 44 replies
And wearing a fake wedding ring only works if you're good at lying and don't have any subs that you used before and who know differently.
Vincent Finn AirBNB SHORT TERM RENTALS
12 June 2019 | 11 replies
They have been renovated (if not new), and they are loaded with features and amenities that attract travelers - features like themed kids bedrooms, video games, flat screen televisions and a garage that has been converted into an air conditioned game room or movie theater.A number of potential investors call me stating they have the 20% down for the mortgage, but they don't have the extra cash to pay for any renovations, which can't be financed. 
Terry Lao 90% of Bigger Pockets will never take action on REI
31 January 2018 | 78 replies
The second is a family issue (wedding coming up) that has to be taken care of first. 
Nick Gray What is the best RE-related 9 to 5 job?
24 November 2021 | 122 replies
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Tim G. Direct Mail Almost Killed My Business - SEO Saved It
6 October 2021 | 83 replies
I use wordpress, I purchased the Divi theme and run that.
Mindy Jensen "Stupid" Mistakes Every Newbie Landlord Makes
3 June 2018 | 142 replies
This was 6 days before our wedding.
William Godbe Opinions on Eastside neighborhood in Indianapolis?
14 March 2018 | 7 replies
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Greg R. Is cash flow overrated?
29 September 2022 | 84 replies
But today, that is completely impossible.Contrasting this with my own scenario, I am not only cash flowing $5k more than what I was in 2004, but my Appreciation is approximately $3 Million more.The theme here is that if you really want to live in a highly appreciating City, which now seems to be EVERY desireable City everywhere around the US and the world, from NYC to Austin, even cheap places in PA and the boondocks of Florida seems to be completely priced out for many of the CASH FLOW Investors here, you should FIRST buy in the place you want to live in forever.The problem with buying out of the area you wish to eventually settle roots into is that you may get priced out completely, even if you are building a cash flowing portfolio.Something to think about.Buy your first property, rental or otherwise, in the area where you are most likely to build your Roots.There is a huge difference between those of my family, 90% of them, that did not invest or buy their home in the area where they live, and myself.My Partners and I own 10 small multi-family properties in Brooklyn, NYC.