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Brandon Duff I want to be Set for Life
12 May 2017 | 8 replies
It mentions about scaleable income by performance  driven business pay structure.
Nicholas Baughman Cash out refi to purchase multi family investment
16 May 2017 | 41 replies
That's the "sigh" part.The "shrug" part comes from an observation that decisions on what you should empirically do are maybe 70% situational and 30% market-driven.  
David Raab Sobriety house hacking and my next step
13 May 2017 | 8 replies
If you are seeking a driven and determined partner or mentee  to work with or mentor I am gratefully looking forward to our introduction. 
Ryan Forget Getting into real estate and moving from MA to CA. Best advice?
13 May 2017 | 21 replies
Getting started in a new city without a ton of funds to get you going won't be easy, but if you're a driven person who doesn't give up you'll find a way to succeed. 
Ryan Widmer Lender issues, does this sound like a no brained?
13 May 2017 | 3 replies
unfortunately most small Banks can't handle the inconsistent cash flow and prospective investors taking out loans on Lake Properties and then defaulting which has driven most small Community Banks out of business pretty much the only ones you're left with on the lake are first bank or Central Bank I think you would have better luck looking at other towns probably within 30 miles of wherever you're buying.
Jeff Wallenius Are there investment minded brokerages out there?
14 May 2017 | 1 reply
*We'll be educating agents on mobile home park investing and how to analyze those deals*We'll be sharing our marketing strategies and allowing them to benefit from those systems.Many additional educational sources for driven individual agents that we'll have in place, but most importantly we're going to do the right thing and have fun!
Paul Bowers Using a % of rent to calculate CapEx seems wrong to me
15 May 2017 | 10 replies
I have properties that I have held on to for 2 decades.So I tend to completely gut renovate the Investment in order to reduce the CapEx throughout the years.Obviously, if you are buying an Investment that is in dire need of rehab, and you do not gut renovate it, your CapEx is much higher than a completely brand new renovation or new Construction.So if Property A is selling for $1 Million but is in complete shambles, but property B is a new construction with everything done well but also sells for $1 Million, they will not have the same CapEx even if they command the same rent roll.NYC is funny this way.
Eugene Peh Newbie investor - should I go for this?
17 May 2017 | 7 replies
I have much of the same scenarios here in the Portland market which has driven me to invest in the midwest and south where I can get some nice cash flow on rentals.
William Hull U.S. home prices, sales show strong gains as housing shortage
15 May 2017 | 1 reply
The velocity of home sales is driven by open and immediate access to the home listing information.