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Stephen E. Education in Commercial Real Estate
19 February 2018 | 9 replies
I would suggest brushing up on the financial, operational and due diligence aspects before even considering investing. 
Ali Hashemi Estimating New Construction - Small Apartments
17 December 2018 | 8 replies
Plus land, soft & holding costs.
TJ Walker Morningstar Ratings for TurnKey Real Estate companies
22 December 2017 | 10 replies
We have some new players coming on board on the marketing end.. will be interesting to see how they mingle and disrupt the old marketing guard.As just an aside my second job after selling fuller brush door to door and was old enough to get hired was a bag boy at a local small grocery owned by an long standing Italian family.. and man you talk customer service.. and when I walk into MI offices it takes me back 45 years to those days of the owner of the grocery store preaching customer service above all else..
Mack Schicktanz Success Partnering With Local Institutions
17 August 2014 | 6 replies
Auctions can be great deals when markets are soft.
Trevor Martin To Flip or To Rent?
19 May 2013 | 20 replies
Its fairly easy to estimate hard costs like materials and labor, but what often gets overlooked is soft/holding costs like utilities, insurance, taxes, permits, grass cutting, costs of funding, transportation, survey, selling costs, commissions, advertising, time delays and contingencies.Make sure your numbers are strong.
Sean Price How do I run a credit check?
16 May 2013 | 17 replies
And one of the features that my applicants really seem to appreciate- since the applicant is initiating the credit check, it is considered a 'soft inquiry' and doesn't impact their credit score like a hard inquiry started by someone else.As far as what to look for on the credit report, for me it depends a little on the property and price.
Chris C. Deal analysis: Does this one fly
2 June 2013 | 4 replies
The property does have some soft spots in floors that will need to be addressed as well.
Ray Hurteau Help needed with COMPLEX deal involving 3+ parties (lease option & private money)
12 June 2013 | 39 replies
So even though I LOVE how creative you're being (I find creative investing very SEXY), let's analyze the deal as a deal:ARV: $399K (your number)Soft Costs: 5% Resale commission (in case buyer walks or can't perform), 7% holding costs (high due to 18 month hold), 3% Acq & Legal (around $58K)Rehab: Roof & Cosmetics: $15K Minimum (flooring refinished, paint throughout, upgrading appliances, minor touch up)Required Profit (mine, not necessarily yours): $30KNick's Max Offer: $296KNot enough juice in this one to keep tenant buyer happy.
Benjamin Blackburn Yellow letter critique for Absentee Owners?
14 January 2016 | 13 replies
IE what class of property your after.Also when I am targeting in fill how I set myself apart is to have a soft pre qual with my letter so they know I am not fooling around.. and I state in my letter if you get other inquires if they cannot prove in 24 hours that they have the cash in the bank  why would you want to work with them.. they are just trying to tie up your property and flip it.. 
Brandon Nappi I'm just not understanding this....
11 January 2016 | 6 replies
Your down payment will be any costs you paid out of pocket (soft costs) and the value of the land (provided you owned it free an clear.)