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Ryan Moore Lenders and Appraisals
5 June 2018 | 2 replies
Am I just wasting my time discussing appraisal cost with potential lenders since there are obviously more important aspects of the loans to discuss?
Ethan Henning Investor getting RE License
28 September 2017 | 1 reply
The GA sales person course doesn't  really prepare you on all the different  aspects of transactions you will encounter.
Michael Allen BRRR vs Buy and Hold?
22 October 2017 | 22 replies
To me, buy and hold is buying a property (in whatever condition) and renting it out (after doing whatever it takes to get it into condition to rent out).The BRRRR strategy has a financing (or re-financing) aspect but is the same concept. 
Jay Hinrichs Why and or what are investors fears to take action
15 November 2017 | 31 replies
Experience is the only thing that removes fear IMO.I will say,  before my partner/husband, I had always thought about it, and knew it was smart, but feared the logistical part of it as I have no rehab/construction experience... aka paying contractors $$$$  (expenses getting out of control)... so when he came along, knowing he could do all the construction aspect, and I could figure out the financial side, it was a great match and here we are!     
Josh Stack LESSONS LEARNED - What would you do over from the 2008 crisis?
25 October 2017 | 19 replies
I would be very interested to hear from long time investors who have weathered the storms either crashing-and-burning and coming out stronger or simply getting through the cycle bruised but not battered.Having searched for a topic and thread like this one, I don't think there is one quite exploring this aspect of real estate investing where we lay bare all our failures but it would be incredibly instructive to us newbies to learn from those who have gone before and come out the other side weary and with scars to show from the battle.Hope you will find int in yourself to share so those of us who are new can learn.
N/A N/A Why invest in Cash-flows? What to look for?
15 August 2006 | 0 replies
A great aspect of seller-financing is that closing costs in seller-financed properties can be a lot cheaper than that of a conventionally financed property.
Nathan Herber Reviewing MF Income Statement - "Extraordinary Expense" Question
22 July 2019 | 2 replies
It encompasses a wide range of expenses.
Ryan Lam Primary Residence: Hold or Sell?
16 January 2024 | 8 replies
Of course there is a non-financial aspect to this decision. - We stay invested for future appreciation on the new primary residence.
Christopher Montgomery Time to get the ball rolling
28 December 2014 | 4 replies
Account Closed I am also interested in the wholesaling aspect as well, but what I am having trouble with my market analysis.
Jefferson Kim China Cracks Down on Money Leaking Out of Its Borders (How Will You Cope?)
26 January 2015 | 11 replies
Something happened in June and July- I forget exactly what, but there was an aspect of that clamp down that seemed to work.