Rosie Geller
Investor Friendly Realtors in Colorado ?
16 August 2018 | 4 replies
Is cash flow king for you?
Frank Leone
Higher Price or Lower Price Muli-Family Homes
16 August 2018 | 13 replies
And I believe cash flow is king; appreciation is a nice added bonus.
Austin Purnell
How long to wait until you file for eviction??
13 July 2018 | 51 replies
I would consider you a spoiled, pompous, privileged brat whose family handed him an established business, and who now thinks he is the king of the world!
Derrick James
What is the most successful software to generate seller and buyer
13 August 2018 | 11 replies
People like that will never EVERRR surpass the relentless best that will do what ever it takes to become the king of the mountain!
Chris Weichselbaum
Looking for a PM in Chatham / Avalon Park areas
26 September 2018 | 7 replies
My search is focused south of 79th and east of King and into Avalon Park.
Kevin Given
New investor Cali / SF Bay Area w/ $130k Multifamilies Sac, Fres
26 July 2018 | 7 replies
-I know cashflow is king, but it's really hard to find stuff that cashflows around me right now.
Jack B.
What do you think this four plex is worth?
16 July 2018 | 10 replies
Near Covington, WA in King County, 8 Beds, 4 bath, coin operated laundry.
Cory Queisser
What is the Optimal Down Payment - More or Less?
18 July 2018 | 3 replies
In my market cash is king.
Jack B.
Having second thoughts about four plex under contract
2 August 2018 | 25 replies
King County, WA. 550K purchase price.
Mike Dymski
Overcoming Fear of the Market
10 October 2018 | 14 replies
REI has historically been very competitive.Cash is not king in real estate investing...deal flow is (lots of it).If you don't start now, you will have no experience or relationships if a correction occurs.If a correction occurs, lending/capital sources can dry up.Investors over-estimate their ability to pull the trigger when prices are crashing and there is no end in sight.If you can generate even a small positive IRR from real estate during an economic recession, idle cash is the risky choice (and is very costly over long periods).All properties and markets will not loose significant value in the next down cycle (real estate is local and good locations will always perform well).Investors can add as much or more value to a property than the potential loss of value in a downturn.If we have capital that we have to put to work, prudent real estate can be the flight to safety.I don't like investing into a hot market but sitting on the sidelines for years is not a viable strategy...just have to be really careful.If you are a market appreciation only investor, ignore this post...that can require some market timing.Interested in everyone thoughts.