
16 October 2019 | 30 replies
However, finding people who are more than simply tire-kickers, and/or who you can trust is very hard in and of itself.Recently, I have had five separate people all express an interest in going the distance in investing, but it turns out every single one of them was simply riding the wave of energy I was putting into it.

21 April 2022 | 9 replies
I know each state in the US has their own building codes but the last log cabin kind of place I stayed was a huge health hazard with seriously uneven floors, antlers sticking out in the most unlikely spots doing their best to gouge an eye, and a dozen other kinds of tripping opportunities. 2) Put your heart and soul into the cabin, make it an expression of who you are and you will attract like-minded people who will love it.

17 January 2020 | 21 replies
From the article, For example, if you live in a building with two to four units, all renters must express an interest in buying to trigger TOPA.

18 July 2019 | 4 replies
•Express gratitude, ask how you can help, follow up, pay for the meal/coffee.

18 March 2020 | 62 replies
I just closed from the 3 day program like an hour ago.I learned a lot of things that I didn't know.The Mentor tries very hard to push me to increase my credit limit which I did to the amount they wanted but was short about $3k so he pulled out his laptop so I can apply for American express credit card.I saw his desperation in disguise so I immediately back off and told him I'm going to think it through because I have way too much credit than I need personally but it's fine.

29 August 2010 | 60 replies
I have expressed disappointment at your condescending remarks to me as well as your personal attacks on others that disagreed with you.

2 November 2012 | 10 replies
Today he is totally against big government just as you expressed, even though his business is highly regulated now and I remind him that government is actually keeping his competition away (and then he smiles).So, I might suggest,if you really have ill feelings about government, rules, regulations and laws, that you select another line of work and not go into real estate as it is highly regulated, and for good reasons.

25 June 2011 | 5 replies
Some lenders require minimum 50% or 60% occupancy --I have also seen - mom and pop - independent hotels --more profitable in some locations -then franchsie like Days Inn or Super 8 for similar size -- say 60 units --Also upscale hotels --like Hampton Inn, Hilton , Holdiay Inn Express has much higher occupancies in most locationsHoweevr, due to economy --and less leisure travel --many hotels lost occupanices and vaccancies are much higher and many hotels are going in foreclosers-- Also many lenders are satying away from financing new construction at this time --and many lenders limit to only 65% to 70% of value for refinancing whereas --few years ago 80% and 90% was common.

12 March 2017 | 17 replies
I am not ignorant in the meetings, but make it clear that I am looking for the best situation, explain what I have been offered and thank them for taking the time to evaluate the deal and express that I will get them any additional information they need to make a decision.

16 November 2016 | 12 replies
Hardly any money in leasing especially if it's not national tenants and urban core to strong suburban areas with higher per sq ft lease rates.If the property is out there and old town type areas with mom and pop tenants expressing interest the rent per sq ft tends to be really low.If a tenant signs for instance a 3 year lease for 1,440 sq ft at 11 a foot that is 15,480 a year X 3 = 46,4004% fee to leasing broker of 46,400 = 1,857.60 all in before that leasing broker gives some to their brokerage.As you can see this doesn't make a broker or agent jump for joy.