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Miles Stanley Does replacing electrical/rewiring improve home value?
21 January 2020 | 2 replies
The numbers work "OK" if i have to spend the extra money, but i need to determine if i NEED to.I think long-term, I'm more concerned with liability than sort term gains/savings. 
Miles Stanley Does replacing electrical/rewiring improve home value?
23 January 2020 | 33 replies
The numbers work "OK" if i have to spend the extra money, but i need to determine if i NEED to.I think long-term, I'm more concerned with liability than sort term gains/savings.
Gabriel Madrigal Newbie from Sacramento, CA
19 February 2020 | 25 replies
What sort of investing are you leaning towards?
JayCinta Henry [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
21 January 2020 | 1 reply
Hey Jaycinta,for me as it stands unless something is missing this deal wouldn't pass my tests. a few reasons. i personally am looking for 10% cash on cash minimum. i'm also looking for some sort of value add, either the purchase price could be great, or some units would need work to increase value or rents would have to be low and you could increase them. from what you've presented it doesn't seem to have any of these abilities. a few other things to point out, very rarely would a new to you place really need zero dollars of work. think paint or carpets, or landscaping or anything like that even if a large rehab doesn't need to take place. additionally i think if you shop around you could do better than 5% for your mortgage. 
Roman S. Tenant doing business like activity
28 January 2020 | 6 replies
I believe that was Graham from YouTube’s property.I would personally put an end to any sort of business being run out of my property.
Nicholas Liappas Hello!! - RE Pro that's new to Investing
21 January 2020 | 1 reply
Because its too EXPENSIVE in the NY metropolitan area and the laws are all working against land lords, so I'm foreseeing an "exodus" of sorts from NY to southern states.
Adam Rich 2020 Columbus Ohio Monthly Rent Data Per Zip Code and Square Foot
22 January 2020 | 5 replies
The average is $0.85 per square foot per month.Sorted by Zip Code, the average monthly rent per square foot ($/sf/month) is as follows:430040.84430150.71430161.01430170.89430260.88430461.06430620.62430680.81430810.96430851.14431100.95431190.93431230.75431250.83431470.65432011.16432021.04432030.66432040.64432051.16432060.78432070.77432090.92432110.83432121.29432130.78432141.17432151.81432190.84432200.90432211.10432230.66432240.85432270.96432280.87432290.69432300.88432310.75432320.76432350.71432400.95Average0.85The same data sorted by the average monthly rent per square foot ($/sf/month) in each zip code:430620.62432040.64431470.65432030.66432230.66432290.69430150.71432350.71431230.75432310.75432320.76432070.77432060.78432130.78430680.81431250.83432110.83430040.84432190.84432240.85432280.87430260.88432300.88430170.89432200.90432090.92431190.93431100.95432400.95430810.96432270.96430161.01432021.04430461.06432211.10430851.14432011.16432051.16432141.17432121.29432151.81
Andrea Livingston New investor @ a crossroads: Land & MHs vs SFHs
22 January 2020 | 2 replies
We are at a crossroad of sorts.
Mike Jacovelli Is it really worth it telling people your real estate goals?
12 February 2020 | 95 replies
However, I have been well versed enough to battle back with some sort of internal rule I had created in my goals to help mitigate or manage all those issues.
Stephen Brown Advice Appreciated - My Plan on getting Into Real Estate
28 January 2020 | 8 replies
I was a sort of assistant to a listing agent and also a transaction coordinator.