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Ryan Dossey If you were going to drop 5k on a car what would it be?
8 December 2016 | 123 replies
@Josh Foret My car is very similar to the Miata in terms of Power to weight but its a coupe and wider.
Kyle J. Anyone ever found one of these in their fridge???
26 June 2015 | 15 replies
He was thrilled because he turns it in for cash and gets paid by weight, the heavier the better.
Cooper B. Tenant screening with SmartMove, good credit score but bad debt?
10 November 2015 | 56 replies
Where there are no delinquencies, however, that point is moot.Payment history and Average Age of Accounts are two separate factors, and payment history carries more weight in the calculation than the average age.However, the Average Age of Accounts -WILL- be impacted by the closure, either way: delinquency or not.
David McCracken Applicant with low credit score but stable high paying job
4 June 2016 | 22 replies
First of all the final sentence  should be read as  - Why you would conjecture that a landlord who doesn't place significant weight on a credit score then becomes solely reliant on a tenants word defeats me. 
Andy Krzanowsky Anyone else get cold feet?
15 December 2016 | 7 replies
It's the weight of the responsibility you would have for the property.
Anne M. Why do some areas in the US seem so underdeveloped?
24 August 2016 | 5 replies
But all materials have to be flown in or brought by boat which increases everything's cost by $1-$2/lb. when you think of the weight of even a small bed and breakfast and add $2 /lb you are easily tripling the cost of building.
Robert Eversman Noob in San Luis Obispo, CA Just saying Hi
8 October 2019 | 3 replies
(Jumped from 1 to 10 since the following is not done in order just a weighting system that was used as filters:US News' Ranking of Univ > 300Univ Population > 10k (with minor exceptions)Cities Population > 40kMost recent Population change of City > 0% (cash flow mainly like I said, but combined with following could lead to incr apprec)City density (peeps / sq mi) > 1,000Rental Vacancy Rate < 6% (must use PM so high turnover is not super ideal) (yes, I know, base was college area... grrr....)Median property value < $210 K (risk mitigation)Median Rent (used with above for rough cash flow ranking)Cash Flow Indicator ( 1 - Rental Vacancy Rate) * Median Rent / Median Propert Value > (Iteratively throw away cities on bottom 50% of list.)Tax / Legal Friendliness of StateThen take the top 7 from above and review the micro investing climate (actual cash flow, Cash on Cash, etc) of turn keys.
Ricardo G. Please help me analyze this deal.
9 January 2015 | 7 replies
I will definitely keep it as a rental after weighting everyone's comments.
James Harris Property Management Co.
20 August 2019 | 0 replies
I’ve found out from times past that personal recommendations can carry a lot of weight.
Filipe Pereira How to grow a property management company?
11 October 2018 | 11 replies
But obviously the recommendations carried more weight.