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Peter Sik EASE of California, Anybody has experience?
16 October 2016 | 3 replies
One thing I concern is, what if the HVAC and the refrigerator needs replacement part, will the replacement parts cost 10x higher price then what normal model charge? 
Brandon Schielack Argus software
26 March 2017 | 1 reply
Anyone out there argus certified to help model a few properties we are looking to buy?
Hadar Orkibi Little Rock Arkansas How Is It Going?
22 June 2018 | 46 replies
I personally am not a fan of the turnkey model (here or anywhere else) as I think it has some serious flaws (not to be rehashed here).  
Scott Bowles Due dilligence question
19 January 2018 | 25 replies
If these don't match your model, figure out why.Verify the net income with tax returns.
Michael Svoboda Requesting Feedback On Excel Model Created
28 October 2018 | 4 replies
With that being said, I created a Excel model and like to get your input if the fields  captured are accurate and my formula assumptions are correct. 
Mike Stephens Denver Market Softening/Retreat
16 December 2017 | 58 replies
Their model did factor in the current 3% unemployment rate and housing supply.
Mark Byrge Self Storage Automation/Remote Management advice
31 March 2019 | 12 replies
Our business model is converting to automated 24hr access.
Wendy Schultz Do you consider mortgage payments an expense?
2 May 2018 | 5 replies
Using IRR will help model out the timing issues of when you realize your principal payments.
Matt Watkins Auctions for Newbies?
16 October 2018 | 25 replies
But they are real estate professionals, many with formal research and investigation backgrounds and all with million-dollar pockets, and casual here-today-gone-tomorrow looky-lookies are not going to compete successfully with them.The best advice I've ever heard about spending money at the auction went something like this: if you can't afford to drop the money you've budgeted to spend at the auction in a pile on the sidewalk and burn it right there, if your business model can't survive that, don't bid.Again, I would say a real estate auction is a great place to learn a lot about real estate by studying and watching, but it's not a place to learn by trial-and-error.Best of luck to you.
Nish Ravichandran New Investor w/ Ambition - Northwest Indiana (NWI)
30 October 2018 | 2 replies
However, my full-time job in corporate strategy provides me three fundamental skills I believe will translate incredibly well to real estate:Quantitative analysis and model-building are core skills to being able to judge the value of a potential market / acquisition in my daily workMy daily success hinges on instilling efficient, scalable business processes and getting creative with incentive alignment to ensure everyone is working toward the same goalAs a strategist, my work on the above has zero bearing if I haven't earned the trust of those who must execute against them.