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Matthew Shay Investment criteria for buying Apartment Buildings
18 April 2019 | 41 replies
CoC doesn’t require an exit to calculate and can be forecasted for each year and continuously monitored and evaluated.
Sam R. Fire alarm system
27 January 2016 | 18 replies
Every town has there own little hoops that they make you jump through from size of wire you use to the monitoring used to send the signal to the fire dept.
Brie Schmidt HELOC payoff strategy
25 January 2019 | 329 replies
a month and without having to establish the HELOC (which sucks) and without their fees, monitoring, fine print and without the $250 in interest.I stand by my saving net $8/mo estimation your way. 
Mike R. Joshua Tree Short Term
7 May 2023 | 83 replies
I'll continue to monitor this thread and post more if I have any additional questions. 
Paul Bommarito Legal 4 unit with 2 additional non/comforting units
6 July 2018 | 5 replies
The tenant has access to the space, whaterver they use it for, it's up to them, and you can't necessarily monitor that. 
Givonna Wiley Any experience with purchasing from a County Land Bank??
30 September 2014 | 4 replies
Monitoring this thread.
Andrew Neal How many investors went straight into Multi Family?
22 January 2019 | 136 replies
Few factors that drove me to mf right out of the gate: 1) only get so many Fannie/Freddie loans on traditional financing so I wanted as many doors under each loan as possible 2) can consolidate cap ex protects like new roof/siding (though keep in mind, bigger/taller property will mean more $$ for each project than a sfh--though still cheaper as a whole) 3) closing costs are roughly the same for a sfh or triplex so better to get a 3 for 1, 4) especially if youre out of state like I am, easier to track and manage everything for 6 units in two properties rather than 6 separate properties (I use property management but you still need to monitor/manage the pm).