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Philippe Schulligen Looking for turnkey provider recommendations doing BRRRR
24 January 2017 | 18 replies
There is a company in KC called five star wholesale that does what you're describing.
Dustin S. Brag Post just bought my 7th Property
13 September 2015 | 1 reply
Just bought my 7th property and I'm feeling like a rock star, not because its my 7th or that I got a good deal and it will cash flow in an area where most investors think cash flow is impossible or near impossible but because I closed on the property and completed most of the Rehab while I was bicycle touring across Europe for 6 weeks camping almost every night.
Derek Allen New member from London, Ontario
16 March 2016 | 13 replies
My plan is to rehab houses, and possibly with a flipper partner that I buy out after each reno, so maybe our stars can align.I've been saying "We need to have a meetup soon" to all of the Londoners joining lately, and now that my deal is coming to a close I think I'll plan that within the next couple weeks.
Devin Mann Flipping a mobile home
3 June 2016 | 2 replies
Income, credit, background, etc.There is money to be made, but be careful...There are "book values" out there, but they are not of much use.What is the value of a home in a 5 star community in California, is not the same as a home in a trailer park next to the city dump in the inner city slums.Book value doesn't consider these factors.Rob
Jakoby Moore Newbie wants to buy $5 Million apartment complex
5 August 2016 | 14 replies
97 units studio $630/mo per unit (7) $4,410/mostudio $630/mo per unit (7) $4,410/mo  1b1b $785/mo per unit (20) $15,700/mo 1b1b $795/mo per unit (19) $15,105/mo2b1b $875/mo per unit (28) $24,500/mo2b1.5b $930/mo per unit (16) $14,880/mo100% occupancy @ current rates yield $79,005/mo $948,060/yrThe next numbers in this section are according to one of the listings I found and are not verifiedGross Annual Expenses: $446,168Gross Annual Income: $853,658 Net Annual Income: $407,490 Insurance Expense: $37,902Major Variables Seller's financials all currently unknown-bank deposits-expenses-taxes-insurance-management-maintenance-staff-lawsuits between tenants and owner-current occupancy of each floor plan (something online said 95% but, I doubt it)-delinquenciescondition of-structure-hvac-roof-plumbing old needs maintenance -foundation-parking lot-pool pumps/cleaningNoticeable areas of improvementexterior paint, shutters, landscaping need updatingpool and pool area is small and uglyoffice needs to be remodeledmarketing: nonewebsite sucksreviews give 3 stars at bestreviews online from tenants state there is only 1 maintenance person and multiple plumbing problems and poor management and possible pest control problemsOther notablesBeen on realtor.com for 361+ daysmature treessoccer field (could be re purposed)year built 1974class c complexPets okreviews online from tenants state there is only 1 maintenance person and multiple plumbing problems and poor management remodeled in 2010On the UNT bus route
Wesley Allen Buying a home that is renter occupied with a conventional FHA
30 August 2016 | 15 replies
@Wesley Allen, no one mentioned the "MF" word in this thread, so I will.
Andrew Acuna What do you do when you are 100% rented?
22 May 2017 | 24 replies
Recently initiated the vacancy simply because I knew they were moving sooner or later and I had a rock star app) Yes I could, and still do, at times just simply start advertising.
John Sherron Sounds like a great deal, maybe!
10 July 2017 | 11 replies
Due diligence in the financials is what is your North Star.
Gregory Smaldone How much do CoStar, Xceligent, and other CRM databases cost?
17 January 2018 | 6 replies
@Scott ONeill, was that Co-Star for $395/mo?
Daniel DiGalbo Cleveland Property Management - Any suggestions?
5 June 2017 | 3 replies
Other agents with Smartland have also recommended All Star Property Management.