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Allen Lemay Syndications Gone Wrong
15 July 2022 | 40 replies
I know there are other complications that come into play with syndicating (due diligence, renters, renovations, etc) but similar fundamentals.  
Katie Ferguson First time investor - give me your best advice!
9 January 2020 | 22 replies
I'm very partial to Indianapolis and Kansas City not just because of cash flow but also because of the strong economic and demographic fundamentals for both.
David S. When is enough enough? How many homes does one need!?
13 June 2020 | 184 replies
This is where I fundamentally have to disagree.
Alec McGinn Grant Cardone says go bigger!
14 December 2018 | 59 replies
The fundamentals of what he preaches is true - larger deals are easier to manage, get debt, appreciate, etc because of the economies of scale.
Account Closed What single habit has contributed the most to your success?
23 March 2019 | 79 replies
Consider there are some fundamentals that are important to have in place before any one thing can have the impact it is capable of.  
Michael Swan How To Identify Bad "D" Or "F" Class Areas
24 July 2018 | 81 replies
The best part is, they can do this before you even enter due diligence it can help with negotiation, pre-PSA if you want toCrime reports - this has been thoroughly mentioned on this thread already, but you absolutely must read crime reports before you pull the trigger on purchasingI'm a believer in investing in C class neighborhoods, as long as you solve for the financials, management needs of the property and the submarket fundamentals support the investment for years to come.
Kim Durst General: Do you rent or own the home you currently live in?
27 July 2018 | 135 replies
it depends" - I think your lifestyle may dictate much of this decision, but fundamentally you probably win more with the renting and deploying the capital into investments that will earn you money in the meantime, you can always buy a home and you can always give some bank a big deposit for the home you plan to live in, but in the meantime if you have the ability to buy some rental or invest in a real estate venture, go for it, let your money work for you while you can.
Tony Wooldridge What is your FREEDOM number (#)?
26 November 2017 | 176 replies
Appreciation creates cash flow ... price increases and rent increases go hand in hand as they are driven by very similar supply and demand fundamentals, but most expenses (eg: fixed rate mortgage payments) do not scale as such.
Rudy Hernandez Do you invest in IRA and/or 401k any more?
24 June 2017 | 103 replies
You need to be dominate in your market and the fundamentals of good housing and the viability of real estate in your area.  
Carmelo Lopez When's this bubble going to pop?
27 September 2018 | 135 replies
@Carmelo Lopez I'm looking forward to seeing how this plays out, It will be an awesome opportunity for those of us that use good fundamentals to grow our business.When the last bubble burst it was great for me because I was able to capitalize on all the gamblers who rolled the dice with excessive risk taking and got caught holding unmanageable debt packages.