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Michael Bier Helping out the tenant with lowering rent
14 May 2016 | 6 replies
All this lead me to keep my existing tenant and lower the rent a bit.If you are already at the low end of what is profitable for you, you can easily find good tenants, you have a signed lease which requires compensation if the existing tenant breaks it, and turnover costs aren't high, then I'm with the other guys and would probably not recommend you lower rent.
Kyle Teixeira Sarting out in Northern Mass/ Southern NH
16 May 2016 | 15 replies
Looking more into the NH area, the competition still exists, but is a little less fierce. 
Adam Klugh Any Legitimate Hard Money out there?
14 May 2016 | 10 replies
THERE IS no funding like that it does not exist for RE investors.. the ONLY 3 % money  is for the very wealthy that put up their securities as collateral and then borrow at 1 over libor.. so you have 5 million in securities at one of the big houses and they will lend you 2.5 mil at 1 over libor 2 to 3%  but that its.So here is what hard money is universally around the country so as @Aaron Mazzrillo suggests instead of scratching your head and thinking your going to find some unicorn HML.HML rates are 10 to 14% on rate and 2 to 4 points .. usually need at least 20 to 30% in cash into the deal.. one year terms.. etc etc.. once you establish yourself with these folks over time.. the cash needs can drop and rates drop a little.ON the west coast were we have a VERY stable RE market and TONS of money chasing deals.. you can get HML for 1 and 9  1 and 8 sometimes.. 
Siobhan D. Sell and Buy x 2? Newbie Question
24 May 2016 | 10 replies
CMHC-insured financing can help open the doors to homeownership by enabling homebuyers to purchase a home with a minimum down payment starting at 5%*.Features Loan-to-value ratios up to 95% for 1 – 2 unit owner-occupied properties.Loan-to-value ratios up to 90% for 3 – 4 unit owner-occupied properties.Down payment flexibility — In addition to traditional sources, non-traditional sources of down payment are permitted for loans with loan-to-value ratios from 90.01% – 95%.Flexible financing options — single advance and progress advances are available.CMHC-insured mortgages are portable — helping to reduce or eliminate the premium on the purchase of a subsequent home.CMHC homeowner mortgage loan insurance is available to a maximum of one property (1 – 4 units) per borrower/co-borrower at any given time.CMHC offers mortgage loan insurance premium refunds for homeowners who purchase an energy-efficient home or purchase and make energy-saving renovations to an existing home.
Matt Shields Homeowner Association Cartels
17 May 2016 | 14 replies
For entities that exist to preserve the value and lifestyle of a community, HOA's don't seem to give a damn that investors are rescuing an often neglected home with a non-performing account, and turning them into a quality place to live with a HOA fee paying homeowner.Are others around the country seeing these outrageous fees, and is there anything that we can do to combat this?
Armando Jalomo Note Investor Mastermind Group
16 May 2016 | 13 replies
Hey Guys....there is a Virtual Note Meetup Group with 137 existing members...its mostly virtual.  
Ryan Toth automotive "self" storage
17 May 2016 | 12 replies
Hagerty has a product designed specifically for commercial car storage and will even market our services to their clients as our coastal environment presents a huge risk to existing collections.
Wilson Adams Nashville, TN
18 May 2016 | 5 replies
I'm glad to see this kind of resource exists with so many open minds willing to share their knowledge and experience.
Khalia Luff Whats the best way to estimate repair costs as a wholesaler????
18 May 2016 | 2 replies
Hello All, I am curious to know how existing wholesalers estimate repair costs.
Derrick Camber the SLOW process with debt before investing
24 May 2016 | 22 replies
So since then I have increased my credit score from a 495 (didn't know that existed!)