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Thomas L. New Belgian 25yo Real Estate Investor :)
22 November 2021 | 17 replies
@Thomas Leeters and @Guillaume Elleboudt I've written an extensive article on how international investors can get exposure to US deals.
Steven Maduro Another day in court finally realizing that I know nothing
7 October 2013 | 16 replies
The fundamental problem in this scenario is that the PMs don't have any exposure.
John Yarenis Anchor Tenant Question
10 September 2014 | 1 reply
Without knowing the whole development and what your exposure is it's hard to give a lot of info.I can tell you FOR SURE whether a corporate restaurant or not that rents do not stay flat for ten years.Even if a highly profitable corporate store rents increase at least 1 to 1.5% annually.If you have flat rents my clients will just buy a pharmacy with much more quality and security.Is this a ground lease, double net, triple net??
Tom V. How I made almost a million dollars on my “first” house renovation
8 September 2021 | 37 replies
In retrospect it would have been a good time to jump into the market from an appreciation basis, but I owned my primary residence (bought in ’01) and so I had some exposure to a rising market.
J. Martin Success through BP: 3,000th Post: 4 years, a Summit, $1MM+ in RE, 1 wholesale probate deal, 8 rehabs, 1 master lease, 50 Airbnb guests, & 100 tenant headaches later..
25 August 2017 | 100 replies
Finally, I'm considering getting a real estate agent license simply to get my feet wet(ter), get more exposure to the business, and to potentially represent myself in purchases to save on the fee, or pass some of the commission onto sellers agents that may in turn be more motivated to bring me great properties.I'm JUST beginning to learn this stuff, so please point out anything that sounds crazy within the aforementioned :)Thanks a ton for the great information and especially inspiration.
Cecile Poyet Is the real estate market about to crash?
18 February 2019 | 82 replies
You beat down markets by being in multiple markets, that is the way to keep your down market exposure to a small portion of you portfolio.
Eve W. If the rental property is under my name, can I collect rent under the LLC business account?
1 January 2018 | 37 replies
And I agree with everything you said Matthew, get insurance, know your business, use good management techniques and skills, also, know your area to understand your exposures, an attorney should know, so ask one.I've often said that you take on a greater risk driving your car than owning and renting a decent single family home, now, multi family is different due to the concentration of tenants.Don't be afraid to own property, it rarely bites compared to other risks we take daily without a second thought. 
Michael Faulk Builders Risk Insurance
3 February 2021 | 6 replies
The carriers vary their rates up and down to level out exposure to risk in different markets.
Anthony Ogletree Real Estate Rookie in Pittsburgh, PA
12 December 2013 | 14 replies
At the paid for meetings one of the more valuable exposures is networking, make sure you mingle and bring some business cards.
Kenneth E. Reusing down payment again....and again......?
24 November 2012 | 3 replies
ALL investors need to have reserve capital so it is essential to maintain certain capital levels based on how much risk exposure you have.