Roger Vi
What is the dollar amount on being frugal?
16 March 2015 | 5 replies
Cable - I just have a 25 mbps internet connection that runs me $34.99/monthTalking to one guy - his was $85 for cell phone - and $90 for cable/internet - $110/month in cash flow he could free up.Cars are another:All mine are paid off and I don't carry collision/comprehensive.
Weis Sherdel
Is DC-metro a good area for Buy-And-Hold strategy?
23 November 2014 | 28 replies
This was a high-level overview of my story, there are many more details but I don't currently have the time to relay them all.
Jensen Escobar
Underwriting Multi-family Deals
28 October 2022 | 14 replies
Doing an online course through Udemy will give you a good broad overview but then you gotta just practice alot.
Dennis King
Market Tops Out - Save Over $30,000 On Median Home in KC
23 April 2017 | 4 replies
In the March 2017 "Kansas City Regional Association of Realtors Existing Home Market Overview", the closed sales dropped by 0.8%.
Ming Ming Liu
Advice on working with realtor to find first rental
8 November 2017 | 6 replies
There is a new YouTube video on the housing market in Knoxville - Real Estate Investing: Simply Not Enough Houses - It will give you a good overview of why the Knox Metro Area is getting stronger and help explain the reluctance a Realtor has in making a low offer.
Kyle Seidel
Typical Returns on Short Term Vacation Rentals
13 November 2017 | 9 replies
If you have any experience with short term vacation rentals (self manage or having a property management company like Turnkey run it) I would love to see an overview of your numbers and if this would be a good investment for me in the Phoenix area.
DaVon Brooks
Always Moving Forward!
7 January 2017 | 4 replies
I amassed a pretty comprehensive understanding of Wholesaling and even mentored a few other investors and friends, but...I never closed a deal!
Elliot Criss
First Deal, Duplex in Charlotte North Carolina
25 January 2017 | 17 replies
Overview: Asking Price: $120,000 Monthly Income: $1,600 Purchase Price: $110,000 Monthly Expenses: $1,216.55 Closing Costs: $3,000 Monthly CashFlow: $383.45 Total Project Cost: $133,000 Pro Forma Cap Rate: 6.63% After Repair Value: $150,000 NOI: $9,952 Total Cash Needed: $45,880 Down Payment: $22,000 (20%) Cash On Cash ROI: 10.03% Loan Amount: $88,000 (80%) Purchase Cap Rate: 9.05% Loan Points: $880 (1pt) Loan Fees: 0 Debt Coverage Ratio: 1.86 Amortized Over: 30 Years Loan Interest Rate: 4.50% Monthly P&I: $445.88 Expenses: Monthly Insurance: $60 Total Cash Needed: $45,880 Vacancy: $128 (8%) CapEx: $288 (18%) Annual Income Growth: 2% P&I: 445.88 Annual PV Growth: 2% Repairs: $128 (8%) Annual Expenses Growth: 2% Property Taxes: $166.67 Sales Expenses: 10%Thank you in advance.
SHanshan Weng
Guidance to start wholesaling the right way
4 April 2016 | 2 replies
If anyone who's succeeded in the wholesaling, can you kindly share your insights, tips, books you've read that help, or any comprehensive program that can be purchased.
Laureen Youngblood
How I Estimate Rehab Costs in Oregon
7 November 2015 | 23 replies
what it has given me is a very comprehensive and in depth look at what costs are involved in most projects from construction/foundations to countertops.