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Lior Reich help please! I got a 62,000$ FINE to pay to city of Coral Springs
25 November 2017 | 25 replies
Bougie snobbie places like that probably have a LOT of rules about exteriors which is what all of your violations are related to. 
Joshua Hollandsworth Can a city deny me a permit just because they want to?
26 November 2017 | 21 replies
They should have to stick within the rules for zoning and other city ordinances and what not. 
Zak Parks Why shouldn't I sell???
27 November 2017 | 5 replies
Quick hypothetical in case that the last paragraph didn't make sense:Purchase property at 50kIt rents for $1000/moIt cash flows $300/moSell it for 75k because it's appreciatedNet a 25k profit(we wouldn't actually, with commissions, closings, taxes etc, but I'm keeping this simple)Now we can put 25% down on a 100k propertyIt will gross $2000/mo(2% rule)Now we net $600/mo cash flow.Our cash flow has doubled because of the snowballing!
Tookie Nemchak Hadn't counted on this curveball - refinance woes
11 January 2018 | 25 replies
This lender says is is a fannie mae rule
Eric Dupuis New Investor looking in Denver
29 November 2017 | 14 replies
if so, was it longer than the 2 year rule to exclude capital gains?
Bab Adetiba To demolish or not to demolish?
26 November 2017 | 3 replies
You should also investigate if there have been changes in laws or zoning that the current property is grandfathered into that would pose restrictions on a new construction.  
Ike Ekeh Factoring in Repair Costs when Analyzing Multifamily Deals
2 March 2018 | 7 replies
If you have some rules of thumb and general guidance to go by, that would help!
Juan Rosado Please help me analyze this deal
29 November 2017 | 11 replies
I have analyzed over 25 deals using the 50% rule and quite frankly I thought finding a good deal was going to be easier in this market.
Patrick Jackson Problems with Contractors
6 December 2017 | 33 replies
Obviously this is not a hard and fast rule and each area is different but think about this.
Rick L. Help! I'm bad at math or doing something wrong
8 January 2018 | 3 replies
Looking at the numbers CAPEX and repairs add a huge amount to the monthly expenses.For instance, this third deal:Monthly Income: $1,100Monthly Expenses $1,134.14Monthly Cashflow: -$34.14Pro Forma Cap: 5.22%NOI: $5,215Total Cash Needed: $11,050Cash on Cash ROI: -3.71%Purchase Cap Rate: $5.73Sale Price: $91,000Closing Costs: $2,500Renovation Costs: $4,550 (5%)TOTAL PROJECT COSTS: $98,050Down Payment: $4,550 (5%)Loan Amount: $87,314.5Loan Points: $864.5 (1%)Amortized: 30 yearsInterest Rate: 5%P&I: 468.72Total Cash Needed: $11,050Property Taxes: $2,184/yr2% Rule: 1.13%Initial Equity: $12,685.50Gross Rent Multiplier: 6.89Debt Coverage Ratio: 0.93Expense Increase: 4%/yrIncome Increase: 5%/yrProperty Value Increase: 4%/yrCash on Cash ROI: YR1 (-3.71%) YR2 (-0.63%) YR5 (2.64%) YR10 (9.76%) YR15 (31.56%)Annualized Total Return: YR1 (2.48%) YR2 (22.27%) YR5 (26.37%) YR10 (26.47%) YR15 (22.20%)Total Profit if sold: YR1 ($274) YR2 ($5,469) YR5 ($11,251) YR10 ($24,701) YR15 ($70,982)Expenses:HOA: $82Insurance: $66Taxes: $182MTG: $468.72 (@5%)TOTAL: $798.72Vacancy: $110 (10%)CAPEX: $190/mo (~2.5%)Repairs & Maint: $380/mo (5%)TOTAL EXPENSES: $1,478.72These expenses are different than the $1,134.14 mentioned early on.