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Jeff Cutter Florida purchase contract
30 December 2015 | 41 replies
They're kinda like the person yelling at you telling you there is a speeding truck coming that you don't see as you're about to step off the curb and cross the street in its path.
Nate Wilson How important is it to follow the 50% or 2% rule.
3 January 2016 | 32 replies
Something to consider, because a reassessment at $200K would boost your tax bill $582).Insurance: $1,000 (This is an estimate based on duplexes that I own, but it may be a little light because I have $10K deductibles, something your lender will not allow).Total Operating Expenses (43.49%): $9,916 (This does not include vacancy.
Miles Stanley Duplex in San Antonio, TX
22 November 2016 | 12 replies
I want to get some thougths as to whether im missing anything.Area: Nice little 'alcove' of multi-family properties, we drove the area and researched crime maps...area seems good and is growing economicallyPurchase:ARV (from comps): ±$110,000-114,000Purchase Price: $104,000Purchase Closing Fees: $5,800Estimated Repairs: $5,000Income:  $1,595Expenses:  $1,318.17Vacancy $79.75 (5%)    Repairs $79.75 (5%)CapEx $159.50 (10%)   Water/Sewer $80.00Insurance $85.00          Management $175.45P&I $418.72                  Taxes $240.00Cash Flow:  $276.83    ConC:  9%Cash at Closing (including repairs) $36,800Mortgage is conventional 30-year, 25% down, ±4.8%Has common water meter, so I'm trying to figure out how to push the water bill off onto tenants even though i must pay the actual bill...this might boost cash flow and ROI if i can do it.Thanks,
Bryant Amundson BRRR Further Elaboration
8 December 2016 | 5 replies
Strategy needs to have a good deal and equity boosting rehab. 
Benjamin Cohen Choosing a property type
15 November 2016 | 4 replies
Your skills determine the extent of a rehab if you are doing it, begin with lipstick, curb appeal, decorating and repairs.
Ryan Keenan sfr in ct
3 July 2016 | 4 replies
Also, getting cheap financing can boost returns.
Glenn P. Buy now, pay down existing mortgages, or just wait?
22 July 2016 | 8 replies
Or items that enhance curb appeal?  
Al Pereira Canadian Ready To Buy Tampa / Orlando Up To $2M
22 January 2017 | 9 replies
Are you buying completely vacant, 50% occupied, full but has rents below market and other cost savers to boost returns, or fully stabilized mainly for cash flow and hold long term with limited upside?
Heaven Boswell I think i am failing
8 March 2017 | 22 replies
I take a notebook and start at the curb describing the house (you'll want to show these notes to the investor you sell it to as well....helps build your credentials).  
Mike Olson First Duplex Under Contract, aaand There's A Problem!
25 February 2017 | 25 replies
Good neighborhood, nice curb appeal, all that good stuff.