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Christopher Noto How Can I Easily Find the Vacancy Rate of a Certain Area?
7 February 2015 | 7 replies
The 90% confidence interval basically tells you how accurate the number is.
David Krulac Tony Robbins says NO to Real Estate....
7 January 2015 | 41 replies
Keep in mind Tony used to say that AIDS was not a real disease and was the result of poor nutrition
Robert P. What to do with Entry Way Floor
25 October 2016 | 27 replies
Install a layer of hardi board with screws @ 6" OC intervals.
Account Closed Choose your suffering
7 April 2016 | 1 reply
But, it's not more than they are capable of paying.Here are some example of the suffering costs of success:If you suffer the cost of disciplined spending and investing habits, you will have peace of mind and an early retirement.If you suffer the cost of daily exercise and nutrition, you enjoy a great physique and an exception quality of life.By suffering the cost and inconvenience of going the extra mile for your clients, you will enjoy bigger commissions and increased opportunities in life.By suffering the cost of preparation and doing more than what's expected, you will enhance your reputation, expand your opportunities and increase your social capital.The price of success is temporary discomfort.
Jeff W. 20 year old needs suggestions to start my real estate career! (Please read) (Long)
16 August 2009 | 22 replies
(I'm kind of a science and human nutrition fanatic) Recently, I changed my major to Business... lol IDK what I'm doin with that. and I'm sure there is no "Real Estate Investor" as a major lmao.
N/A N/A Hey Guys/Gals I am new. Wanted to introduce myself...
18 February 2007 | 3 replies
I have a full time employee at my nutrition store so thats not going to be an issue. oh yah btw my goals are to be finacially free so i can spend time with my amazing wife and raise a Godly family who serves the Lord. i want to be able to have the freedom to travel and hopefully one day start my own church....heres the deal...my soon to be brother in law thinks much like i do and is already starting to get his feet wet in this business. he is 24 as well. he made me an offer that if i came on board with him he would teach me the business and introduce me to his investors, ect. he said i could go find properties that i wanted to purchase and use the investors money and that we could rent the houses out and i would make 1/3 of the rent we profited each month plus 1/3 of the profit once we sell the home. i basically have no risk and need to cash of my own. sounds like a good to me and i can gain some awesome experience for bigger ventures down the road. i wanted to get any advice or input from you guys on to what you guys would do if you were in my shoes. i am very teachable and would love for someone to mentor me on here. thanks ahead of time-jeremy
Dustan Marshall help verifying tennant info
30 December 2013 | 9 replies
I always find it interesting to hear what others are doing and what works best for everyone.I had intended on holding a showing on a Saturday and scheduling times at 15 min intervals, knowing there would be some overlap.
Mike Oconnell Mechanic's Lien Release - need separate one for each subcontractor?
17 February 2015 | 5 replies
And if you're paying your contractor at intervals, you'll want waivers each time you make a payment and don't make a final payment until you have the final lien waiver in hand. 
Kristian A moreno Your house is not an asset..
1 November 2018 | 84 replies
If you can't house hack, you could still buy a primary residence and rent out rooms (or the entire property) on weekends or at other set intervals via AirBnB.
Jennifer Asuncion Tenant not responding, late on payment!
6 April 2021 | 4 replies
We inspect new tenants in 90 days and six month intervals thereafter.