Robert Littke
ROI
8 June 2011 | 8 replies
Again, seller is 85 year old home owner just trying to maximise her way out of the home.
David London
Student housing by the room vs. whole house?
20 June 2019 | 8 replies
Personally I'd go by room, many reasons however the main one would be you can maximise your profits, and if you get a bad payer you won't miss out on a complete month opposed to if it's all down to one person.
Bellman Tumasang
Networking with brokers?
18 February 2020 | 8 replies
Or do they just add anyone to their email list as it doesn’t cost them and it maximises their chances of a sale and commission?
Joseph M.
What is the simplest way to invest and maximise returns?
17 April 2020 | 11 replies
Hi folks,I posted in another forum and didn’t receive any replies so thought I would try here. I have a few more options included in this scenario:Situation:Foreign national not living in USA.I have a brother who live...
Bellman Tumasang
How do you manage your properties in various LLC’s?
29 April 2020 | 2 replies
I know that when you buy rental properties it’s wise to keep each in its own separate LLC to limit liability and maximise asset protection etc.However, let’s say you have 30 rental properties, 30 different LLC’s and 30 different business bank accounts how do you manage all that?
Bellman Tumasang
How to manage rental properties?
22 April 2020 | 9 replies
I know that when you buy rental properties it's wise to keep each in its own separate LLC to limit liability and maximise asset protection etc.However, let's say you have 30 rental properties, 30 different LLC's and 30 different business bank accounts how do you manage all that?
Mathieu Roegiers
Am I on the right track??
17 June 2020 | 4 replies
The properties run themselves once our tenants are in, and we're keeping a tight control on unnecessary expenses, trying to maximise net returns wherever we can. (4.
Chris Gawlik
sell now, gather cash, be prepared and get ready. market crash.
9 February 2022 | 195 replies
Anyone can do that.In a bear market, under market distress conditions, there are lots of things investors can do to maximise profit, but these plays are not simple, like trying to buy foreclosures (there is a lot more to choose from, and better deals), bank owned, buying several properties in a package (all with squatters) etc In order to do this one needs to know very well a few more things.. it's not like just writing a check and purchasing property free and clear, without any issues.
Chris Reece
New Guy From Los Angeles
2 February 2013 | 19 replies
If so then you are in the wrong parts of Memphis or simply paying too much for your houses, WAAAAAAy too much.My average buy price would be under $75,000 fully rehabbed and those homes are paying a minimum of $1200 a month, many are $1250 to $1400.So you may need better help to get into the right deals and maximise your cash flow.