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Rob Krach Offer Countered, advice please!
7 December 2015 | 10 replies
Last thing you want is to be 2-3yrs into this property and you cant get permanent financing.  
Venky B. CAN lights in bedrooms instead of ceiling fans?
21 January 2016 | 12 replies
(The lights have to be properly wired when permanently installed; using the plug and extension cord is just for testing.)If you buy can lights for an existing house, make sure you get ones rated "insulation contact" or "IC". 
Mindy Zimmerman Life Insurance Naysayers - How Do You Deal With Them?
18 January 2016 | 10 replies
I know several BPers use some form of permanent life insurance to help their investing. 
Aquila Oliveira starting my first eviction =(
8 February 2016 | 3 replies
cool i'm in a similar boat albeit here on the west coast. hopefully its not under ur own roof u come home to as thats when its at its worsts - 24/7 and obviously not worth it once they default AND/OR breach. tenants too often dont seem to realize not paying and/or not keeping any unlawful (ie, prohibited) activity at bay IS as serious as if the landlord were to suddenly, permanently shut off the water/electric/gas etc or lift the ceiling off their rental.
Jerod Smith Looking at another BRRRR, Your thoughts?
31 October 2015 | 20 replies
I wouldn't worry too much about your cash flow while you have the hard money, you need to make sure that this is going to cash flow when you have permanent financing.
Marcus Auerbach finishing a braced basement wall
30 September 2016 | 16 replies
Cover it up, the wall is stabilized, in most cases it is considered a permanent fix, most contractors use I-beams with a 3 1/2" web so a 2X4 can sit next to it, I have installed beams, and have much experience with these, as long as there doesnt appear to have additional movement, (sometimes stabilized walls will move the house around in severe situations)then I see no issue with putting rock over it, just use Basement board, dont have the drywall contact the concrete floor, leave a gap, and cover it with trim, the rock will wick up any moisture.
Michael King First Appointment With Seller - Massachusetts
19 January 2015 | 13 replies
It just came across as very shoddy - rather than having stickers or nice little plaques to label the apartment numbers on the doors, they were drawn on with permanent marker...   
Bryan Koster 24 unit multifamily rehab - Construction loan / materials
22 May 2019 | 10 replies
Can you tell me about your permanent financing afterwards? 
William Sackett Time
3 February 2015 | 5 replies
Than in 15 years to be able to have us both "permanently" retire living on our schedule and desires, no ones else's.
Ryan Dossey Vacation Rental to Personal Residence
27 March 2015 | 3 replies
They rent the home out until they're ready to retire and come down permanently or for the winters.