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Jay Hinrichs for all you who think the bay area is going to crash read this.
29 February 2020 | 66 replies
Subtract 80 years and change the city to Detroit and I think this chart would be reasonably accurate (although the CS data didn't exist.)
Noah Zielinski New to the business. Can someone help look over my numbers?
17 October 2013 | 12 replies
For a rough estimate take 50% of your gross rent and that should cover all of your expenses other than utilities and then subtract utilities out of what's left and you'll see where you'll stand roughly over a long period of time.
Samantha Klein Underwriter wants to count payment against me..
22 April 2021 | 41 replies
Hi @Natalie Kolodij,The PITI and other actual expenses are accounted for when we subtracted them from gross rent, to arrive at our net income number. 
Dave Hurt Refi Predicament HELP!
10 October 2016 | 4 replies
Basically, I have a W-2 job and also own a business (restaurants) and they are subtracting my business depreciation from my W-2 income saying I don't have enough income for the note.  
Chris Rogers I am a new member here...
13 June 2016 | 7 replies
I typically subtract 3%, of the ARV.Realtor Fees: What is the commission you are willing to pay your listing agent (unless you are the listing agent) and the buyer's agent.
Kerrie Carre Rental loss
19 November 2015 | 6 replies
You wouldn't then subtract $10,000 on top of that for the ten months of rent you didn't collect. 
Account Closed Are taxes and insurance usually included in a mortgage payment?
22 June 2014 | 13 replies
Take your gross income, subtract the fixed costs.
Denise Johnson Cost to buy down the interest rate
11 January 2023 | 9 replies
Subtract the new monthly payment amount (with buying down) from the original payment amount (without buying down)2.
Michael Noto Running Diary of a 4-Family Rehab in Central Connecticut
28 March 2016 | 176 replies
Update on our 4-family BRRR project in New Britain, ConnecticutThe appraisal came back at 120k so with a 75% LTV loan our loan amount will be 90kHow this impacts our final numbers is outlined belowHard money payoff = 69kRefi closing costs = 5k (this may be on the high side)Refi loan amount = 90kFor those of you who have been following since the beginning, we were out of pocket 16k to start the project and since then we have actually made money every month since the property has been fully tenanted which it has been since March.So when you take the 90k (refi loan amount) and subtract it by the 74k (hard money payoff + closing costs) we should get out original 16k back that we invested and maybe even a little more if the closing costs are not as high as we expect.
Jerry K. 2017 Yavapai County Arizona Tax Lien Auction Results
22 February 2017 | 6 replies
Total number of bids were up a little this year too, but nowhere near the 2013 bids.Number of liens sold to investors:2017 - 2,141 (1,902 bought by investors - 239 Struck to County as no bidders)2016 - 1,880 (1,600 bought by investors - 280 Struck to County as no bidders)2015 - 2,039 (1,808 bought by investors - because 231 struck to county as no bidders)2014 - 2,5752013 - 2,382Total dollar of liens sold:2017 - $2,175,069.34 ($1,890,259.85 bought by investors and $ $284,809.49 not sold)2016 - $1,874,010.88 ( $1,694,277.89 bought by investors and $179,732.99 not sold)2015 - $2,678,533.35 ($2,336,551.03 bought by investors - $341,982.32 not sold)2014 - $3,015,871.872013 - $3,435,014.32Average rate of return overall:2017 – 7.26% (5.94% by investors when subtracting out struck to county liens which all get 16%)2016 - 6.28% (5.25% by investors when subtracting out struck to county liens which all get 16%)2015 - 6.75% (5.40% by investors when subtracting out struck to county liens which all get 16%)2014 - 5.86%2013 - 6.55%Number of Investors who won liens:2017 - 972016 - 742015 - 89 2014 - 1162013 - 201Total Number of bids for all liens:2017 – 10,5502016 - 8,8232015 - 10,5252014 - 18,8122013 - 99,073,789You bid down the interest rate in 1% increments from 16% down to 0%.