Marty Rogachefsky
New Refrigerator - Capital Expenditure or Repair?
6 September 2024 | 9 replies
It’s extremely powerful to compound your earnings, which means you want to legally minimize or defer your tax payments as much as possible.
Account Closed
Tenants claim sickness and lost wages
6 September 2024 | 9 replies
If you go this route, negotiate so there's minimal impact to your income.
Ashley C.
Let's Get REAL For A Minute Section 8 HUD Property Investors
11 September 2024 | 69 replies
It's got to be incredibly minimal based on this completely inaccurate take on the behavior of Section 8 tenants.
Jennifer T.
Do you always try to cash out the max LTV? Which of these 2 lenders would you choose?
4 September 2024 | 7 replies
Personally I would pick option 1 because you cash flow is already high and so a slightly lower cash flow with higher LTV has relatively minimal impact on cash flow.
Julie Muse
Quick Flip Success: Turning $18K into $28K in Saint Marys, OH
3 September 2024 | 0 replies
With minimal risk and the opportunity for a quick turnaround, this deal aligned perfectly with our investment strategy.
Virginia VanOeveren
Thoughts about Financing Solutions
4 September 2024 | 3 replies
How did you handle or minimize these expenses?
Tiffany McKinney
Rent to Retirement: Is it too good to be true?
4 September 2024 | 3 replies
Cashflow is minimal at first, usually enough to pay for the occasional repair and you are paying close to retail price.
Stuart Udis
What is an “investor friendly” lender?
5 September 2024 | 11 replies
While some lenders focus on minimal documentation and fast turnaround, they often lack the flexibility and understanding needed when challenges arise.
Graham M.
Current Viability of Long Term Rental Investment in Calgary
3 September 2024 | 10 replies
. $140/month vacancy reserve (5%)Rental Income: $2800/monthCash Flow: -$134/moTownhouse:Note: Looking at low price units on the market for < 7 days to possibly get more value / minimize mortgage paymentsPurchase Price: $450kMortgage Payment: $2150/monthProperty Taxes: $1900/yr or $159/moUtilities: $300/monthProperty Insurance: $125/monthMaintenance (5% rent) + Capex + Vacancy (5% rent) Reserve: $500/moRental Income: $3000/monthCash Flow: -$232.64Detached Home - Single UnitPurchase Price: $600kMortgage Payment: $3193Even if I can get $3300-3400/month for a 3-4BR home purchased at $600k, maintenance and reserves will cause it to be negative cash flowDetached Home - Two UnitsPurchase Price: $700kMortgage Payment: $3831Property Taxes: $3500/yr or $292/moUtilities: $300Property Insurance: $125/moMaintenance (5% rent) + Capex + Vacancy (5% rent) Reserve: $860/moCash Flow: -$608.57Are any of my numbers way off?
Faris Wright
Embarking on a journey: My introduction into Real Estate
4 September 2024 | 6 replies
House hacking is another excellent strategy, especially for getting your feet wet in the investing world while minimizing living expenses.Your goal to invest in affordable housing is commendable and can be a rewarding niche.