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Peter Jetson Retired landlords and vacation hoppers: What's not to like?
8 May 2018 | 29 replies
I am not yet retired but during retirement, I presume that going anywhere anytime is better than staying at home :)
Brian Schmelzlen 2018 Tax Law Impact on 1031 Exchanges/Cost Segregation
22 June 2018 | 13 replies
The author here suggests that a cost seg. study merely identifies what is 1250 property, 1245 property, etc. and presumably these categories exist even without the cost seg. study.Many questions exist currently..
Julie Williams Travel nurses vs. long term tenants
2 May 2022 | 53 replies
The one exception is that I know assignments were down in Vermont some during the Omicron surge, when other parts of the country were doing badly and Vermont had not been hit by it yet, presumably because the most lucrative assignments with huge signing bonuses were where they needed the most help. 
Clay Manship Rental Portfolio: How Do I Protect Myself?
2 December 2013 | 13 replies
For a single rental, which I presume is a house, you are better off just holding it in your own name with good insurance.
Lupe Santiago Raising Capital through Note Hypothecation
26 January 2017 | 21 replies
You would not need a broker to do this since it’s just a personal loan to you secured by a real estate note you already own (which presumably, was brokered appropriately and assigned to you properly).
David T. "Commissions paid net of closing costs"
23 February 2015 | 14 replies
I presume you mean you, but the meaning was difficult to figure without knowing if you were the, buyer, seller, wholesaler, or lender.
Louis Van Der Westhuizen Hard Money for beginners
27 June 2019 | 14 replies
So we are happy to lend to newbies.Once you have a couple of rehabs under your belt and presuming a reasonable credit score, the full 75% of LTV can be considered. 
Jennifer T. Do you always try to cash out the max LTV? Which of these 2 lenders would you choose?
4 September 2024 | 7 replies
Hi Jennifer,When you say floating rate, I presume you mean adjustable rate?
Christopher Wilson Monster House advice
27 January 2023 | 2 replies
Question for any of you who have done university monster houses:  We're remodeling one and need advice on two things:1) a cost effective keyless lock (eg key fob or code) that we could install on each door in the house (presumably for students) and the front door.
Elizabeth Goff 1031 Exchange of CA to CA, then from CA to out-of-state
21 September 2024 | 7 replies
Presumably my gain will be much (less) on the second sell transaction in CA.Are there any regulations on how long I must hold my 'new' CA property before selling it (and going out of state) to avoid CA taxes on first transaction?