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30 November 2010 | 54 replies
Oil extraction costs in different places, including new sources of oil such as tar sands, oil shale, deep sea oil drilling, etc.c.
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9 May 2009 | 1 reply
Most likely, you'll get the best results with the lowest down payments you can manage.If you're going to try to extract cash out of the company each month to make your HELOC payments, you may find the company is barely better than break even.
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30 August 2013 | 53 replies
Makes flipping more risky and seasonal.Very tough location to extract a streetwise tenant.
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23 December 2017 | 24 replies
As a bench mark, @Brandon Turner shoots for 12% and $100 per door (wants $200/door) If I factor in maintenance, vacancy, and capex; cash flow and ROI seems low by comparison, but if I extract those cost, I am cash flowing $1,100 & $880 at 27% and 32% ROI.
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15 January 2010 | 3 replies
That's about 1.5%For lower rents, its harder to extract that $100.
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13 March 2013 | 25 replies
If you have significant other assets, perhaps THOSE assets should be in another entity.And last but not least, the PA Dept of Revenue is aggressive in auditing transfer taxes, and there have been cases where they have prevailed in extracting 2% transfer tax on self to self deed transfers when there is an LLC or trust involved.
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21 September 2017 | 29 replies
I try and list my rehabs for 3 to 6 months first to see if I can extract a $10k profit first.
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20 May 2016 | 86 replies
Bad partnerships are another one or a partner needs to sell off their shares so on the sale will let more of their equity go to do a quick sale to get cash.Some commercial developers will sell at higher than market cap rate to move product quickly as it is a volume business to them versus a one parcel owner trying to extract every cent out of a property.So based on experience I know there are sellers who will sell at better than average market rates due to their unique and individual situation.
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26 June 2017 | 6 replies
Hi Clayton,One way to extract capital with little taxable consequence is to take a mortgage or HELOC against your condo.
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20 April 2015 | 3 replies
Me: an investor with a small portfolio of performing SFH properties that I purchased using a portfolio loanYou: a potential portfolio lender who can help me do a cash-out refinance to extract equityWhat type of presentation/documentation/summary would you like to see when I come to you asking to refinance?