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Mathew Deines About to close on our first 4-plex... Now what?
12 June 2015 | 20 replies
chronically late paying the rent? 
Danielle Wolter New Member from San Diego
6 July 2019 | 22 replies
I am excellent at analysis (I'm a numbers person at my day job), but very weak in knowledge on rehab.
Jordan Low How can I use a tax deferred retirement vehicle as a downpayment
26 December 2015 | 4 replies
I realized I could be missing out on a lot of money by not taking advantage of my tax deferred accounts.My current thinking is to max out my 401k for two years and then turn the 401k into a self directed IRA and use it for a down payment.As you can probably tell I am weak on this issue. 
Ezra Harris Is it helpful to be handy?
31 August 2019 | 131 replies
Don't think of your strengths as weakness.
Sam M. Value your time
4 February 2010 | 30 replies
I think that is one of my biggest weaknesses; being too generous even with my employees (when I had them) It wasn't all just business.
Chris Harjes Thoughts on ambitious buy-and-hold in West Asheville
14 February 2017 | 12 replies
I ran the numbers with rough and likely mildly pessimistic estimates of total rehab, based on paying $425 total to have it in good enough shape to keep 70% of rent, then assuming loan cost of 6.5% (definitely pessimistic since the last two were around 5% for me), and they aren't all that attractive-  If $425k total in-Rent for $4200 total =$2940/month using 70% rule$2535/month P+I for $340k borrowed at 6.5% for 20 years $1500 insurance plus $2740 Taxes=$353/month for Taxes and insurance$2890 total MTI =Marginal to no cash flow, $7800 per year in paydown- so about 10% on the $80k I have in, Then market gain leveraged X 5- This is the big wild card, and the one where I may be less optimistic than the rest of the crowd. 4% sustained yearly gain would make the whole thing seem really attractive all of a sudden- but I don't see our economy expanding in the middle class enough for this to keep happening for much longer :(a 1% cheaper loan saves only $200/month- still weak sauce cash-flow wise. 
Alex Cordero Looking to network and grow with real estate professionals.
8 July 2016 | 5 replies
Not one person can do everything for everyone, each person has their strengths and their weaknesses and when it comes to their weaknesses we reach out to others for help and when it comes to our strengths we help those around us when they need it and try to teach them while doing so. 
Aaron Staley Looking for possible mentor or someone to shadow for a bit.
2 June 2014 | 4 replies
I do not have the time with my current stuff going on, but I can help in an email, if you need something.Not a big fan of the REIA model, it preys on the weak, who are looking for information, thinking that the local REIA MUST be where all the successful investors are located.
Mike Barry Newbie finding Nice guys finish last...looking for advice
31 July 2015 | 10 replies
This business is not for the weak.  
Wayne Lee Invest locally in Seattle, out of state, or something else?
29 November 2023 | 33 replies
what are your strengths and weaknesses with business?