
22 June 2021 | 6 replies
Cancel the voucher program in it's entirety.

28 March 2021 | 4 replies
That is, the $220k you are looking for must be held in its entirety by escrow for a brokered loan.

1 April 2021 | 16 replies
I had a similar problem but the tenant decided to pay up or loose out.You can start the eviction process because rent was not paid in its entirety per rental agreement.

11 January 2022 | 19 replies
@Erick Pinzon if there is one thing lacking in the area (and by that I mean Hampton Roads in it’s entirety) it’s a legit Deli!

13 February 2021 | 21 replies
AND even if we go into fantasy land and say "well what if" there is very literally enough investor capital and organizations sitting the sidelines right now awaiting opportunity that the entirety of the 08/09 foreclosure inventory would be bought no less than 2x-over.

11 February 2021 | 10 replies
Their whole thing is basically, they’ll fund 100% of the deal through this “find-fund-flip” and all you must contribute is the 3k in the beginning, and then $600 every deal from their out and as long as it’s 70%arv they’ll fund the entirety of the flipSounds to good to be true but I wanted opinions just incase it wasn’t too good to be true

27 August 2021 | 1 reply
Hi Nick, here are some tips that come to mind:Pros:Consistent, on-time payments from the governmentIdea that some tenants keep property in better condition, since they risk losing housing if they no longer qualify for the Section 8 programCons:Lower income families may not be able to pay entirety of rent if the rent of the place exceeds amount offered by the government programYearly inspection by the government to ensure that property is up to standardsI've seen stories on BP of both great and not-great tenants, so it's really up to you if you would like to, or have your PM, deal with Section 8

12 July 2017 | 171 replies
In life, I think it's fair to be skeptical and I'm very hesitant to believe this in entirety based on several variables.I'd like to know the address of this house while also seeing more photos.It's one thing to keep personal finances to yourself but if you're willing to "share your story" then I think we deserve a little more transperancy....

13 June 2016 | 1 reply
Your acct may be comfortable leaving it in as a basis carry forward in the 1031or they may feel it more appropriate to recapture it all at sale.You'll actually be taking that 121 pro-ration as boot from a 1031 of the entirety and then applying your exclusion to it.
5 April 2019 | 60 replies
Hello All, full disclosure I am in the Sales Department for MACK Companies and have been reading through these threads in their entirety.