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Dan K. Where many want to be, but not where I want to be...
3 September 2014 | 7 replies
As a lender, I deal with a lot of investors and rental property owners and I will tell you from first-hand experience that if you attempt to purchase/finance too many properties too quickly, the lender may want you to tap the brakes or flat out deny any financing.
Joel Owens Physical labor is SOOO overated!
29 April 2013 | 17 replies
We had new brake pads put on as well.The newest thing I had to do was replace the front driver side seat belt assembly.
Alan Yu REO property at bank cost?
10 November 2008 | 23 replies
I "guess" the bank is willing to let go just to brake even + 6% to listing agent.
Will Barnard Reading or Hands on, what works best for you?
14 March 2010 | 71 replies
I just added one item to my checkllist for when a tenant moves out - Turn off the water valves to the toilets as I just (for the very first time after all these years) had a toilet brake and cause moderate water damage to my rental home.
Craig Steltz Consequence of capital gains tax
25 May 2008 | 7 replies
The IRS wants you to have a child because, even though they give you a tax brake for it now, they know that they will get it back in the form of your child eventually paying into the system.Knowing how taxes work and the loopholes that are available to you can have a tremendously positive affect on how much $ you keep in your pockets.
Javier Medina Lets Analyze this deal - massachusetts
19 June 2018 | 3 replies
There will likely be significant traffic noise, including big trucks using jake (engine) brakes to slow down. 
Luciana W. Possible Brrr but with on going trespassers living in
23 October 2019 | 6 replies
Hi BPeople,I’m looking into buying a possible Brrr property, a triplex on a C+ neighborhood that is up and coming.The property has been empty for a wile and there is a current person that keeps braking in one of the units.I believe the problem will go away with better locks, and tenant in place, I’m just not sure if I should be dealing with this type of nuancesAlso, my contractor walked the property with me and told me that the total renovation will take about 10month to complete, which I’m not sure if is reasonable or not, but in this mean time the units will continue to be vacant.What would you do?
Uriel Castro Hello Bigger pockets community!
12 December 2014 | 11 replies
Should be braking ground soon after. 
Justin Joseph Zero Down Double Closing?
19 April 2012 | 10 replies
The brakes were put on these transactions through ALTA (American Land Title Association) requirements.
James Hamling Flipper too Holder, how to solve the LT$$$$$$$ dilemma???
8 January 2014 | 3 replies
It's not realistic to buy as many long-term rentals in a short time frame as it is for flips.For me, I literally had to hit the brakes and reset button and change my mindset from fast and exciting to slow and reliable.My suggestion would be to start out small and start shifting capital away from flips and towards rentals.