Ray Lai
Newbie with 100k available in SD looking at Indy / Grand Rapids
26 October 2016 | 15 replies
Sometimes good companies can go bad for various reasons (changes in the market or personnel), so it's really important to stay tuned in to our website to see if there are any changes to markets or turnkey providers we've recommended.I say this because in the past I've heard people bought from companies we once approved but then stopped using because the quality of their services started to suffer.
Billy W.
Health Insurance + Retirement for Commercial Real Estate professionals?
11 March 2012 | 1 reply
Well right now at 37 I do not have health insurance.Luckily I have been very healthy so far with little to no issues.The issue I have is policies.The insurance companies do not cover much of the payment yet charge a high monthly fee for their policy.If you go into a doctor's office with insurance they will charge the maximum from the insurance company.So example with insurance a bill comes to 150.At 50% my co-pay would be 75 plus I am paying monthly to the insurance company for the policy.If I say I am not insured and pay cash they charge me 100.I save on costs not having to pay monthly on the policy just when I need to go AND I don't have some stupid policy telling me which doctor I have to go to.I also don't have the primary care doctor pumping me with pills which have side affects because the insurance company doesn't want to pay to go see a specialist to fix the problem.Also the specialist that you have to go to with the policy can be far away and the a long time before you get to see them so you suffer longer.Now you can get catastrophic care if you need to go to the hospital.You save on regular doctors visits but if you have something serious you get the insurance to cover the large bill.
Will Jayne
Transferring To LLC After Closing - Single Family Dwelling
29 July 2021 | 33 replies
Id rather suffer through mistakes than play life so safe that we never end up living.
Erik Peterson
Hello from Franklin, TN
21 August 2014 | 12 replies
Pile 'em and you'll just suffer the same mistakes four-fold.
Jordan T.
New Member from Maryland
31 July 2014 | 8 replies
Recently I decided that I didn't get enough pain and suffering the first time around. :-)I am licensed realtor in Florida and in Maryland and bought my first "Round 2" property this past December.
Travis Elliott
How do YOU find parks to purchase?
5 February 2014 | 8 replies
MHPs in CA suffer the "sexy coast" effect - High price expectations from seller but low CAP calculations - so I have to look outside of my area.I've discovered 3-5 different sites that list MHP for sale (PM and I can provide names) and constantly am looking to identify one and run numbers on.
Bhairavi Patel
Help a Renter Whom Wants to Own
20 July 2015 | 10 replies
They may be able to just use your information for pre-approval.The lender that I had in February did a hard pull for pre-approval and at loan time :( I'll have to ask before next time because my credit has suffered a bit from shopping around... 2 lenders = 3 hard pulls :(
Amby Bhagtani
Cash Flow States out of California
4 January 2023 | 48 replies
I used to have a different mindset that did not take into account the big negative impact that many suffer when RE values falls.This does not imply that I would not be purchasing in such an event, but I do not hope for it even though i am in a position to benefit financially.
Michael Ealy
Small Deals Mean Wasting Time & Making Small Money
15 July 2021 | 204 replies
David I like Hilton and Marriott but it's not just the flag...your operator, the location and how well you bought the property are key considerations to ensure you don't suffer even during down markets.
Shannon X.
Confusion on something
4 January 2013 | 3 replies
There is no limit to how much you can offer, however you're profit will suffer the more you offer, obviously.Most investors are looking to have a property at 70% ARV when they have a flip and sell exit strategy.