Michael Quarles
Physical Therapy and Real Estate Investing
27 March 2012 | 1 reply
A grown man should never have to thrust his junk in the air while on his back in public.
Joshua Dorkin
The Media's Negative Spin on Flipping Houses and Investors
3 January 2013 | 74 replies
All of the power, at least the power that is home grown and built from the grass roots up, starts with the people that care the most.
Melanie Stephens
Seeking (More!) Biggest Mistake/Lesson Learned Stories
24 March 2022 | 89 replies
But this time we had a plumber inspect the sewage line and he said roots had grown through them.
Joe Ross
New here on the site and to real estate
9 May 2018 | 6 replies
As a grown up you have to make serious life decisions everyday.
Elizaveta Voloboeva
New member from Russia
21 March 2013 | 32 replies
My business has grown tremendously since I started partnering.
Account Closed
Listsource Criteria: Equity % vs. LTV
27 March 2019 | 19 replies
Click2Mail has LTV, and you can use that filter at no cost, but I've grown more suspect of their data quality and their web site (and customer support) has not been good lately.
Isaac Pyle
19 or 20 Year Old Being a Landlord?
4 April 2019 | 37 replies
I know plenty of new landlords that are full grown adult males that can't handle their tenants. being 20 won't make your situation easier, but being 30 won't make it much easier either. managing people is just something that comes with difficulties.Also, I would always tell my tenants I'm the owner. 1-not good to lie and 2-it's useful to see how people treat you when they know the full situation.
Andrew Freed
How do you track your expenses? Looking for best practices
21 February 2022 | 32 replies
As my portfolio and businesses have grown I was forced to invest in some real systems.
Bart J. Olson
Question: how to 1031 exchange duplexes in a competitive market.
11 February 2020 | 9 replies
As much as I love cash-flow, my young family and I became millionaires on loan pay-down and appreciation, not monthly cash flow, and its pretty easy to tap into that equity for future deals now that its grown significantly.Good luck!
Matt Maluchnik
Analyze Duplex Deal
28 April 2016 | 2 replies
-=DUPLEX=- (both sides currently rented)Side 1: $450/moSide 2: $450/moOwner Pays: $938/yr for Water**Financials For Broken down for YEARLY**-=INCOME=-Gross Income: $10,800/yr (2% growth rate)Vacancy: 3%-=OPERATING EXPENSES=-Advertising: $100/yr (2% growth rate)Insurance: $750/yr (2% grown rate)Lawn/Snow: $300/yr (2% growth rate)Legal: $100/yr (2% growth rate)Property Management: 10% of Gross Operating Income (factor's in vacancy %)Repairs and Maintenance: 10% of Gross Operating Income (factor's in vacancy %)Funded Reserves for CapEx: 10% of Gross Operating Income (factor's in vacancy %)Taxes: $1,312/yr (2% growth rate)Water: $940/yr (2% growth rate)-=Financing=-20% down, $3,000 closing Costs, 30 yr.