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Christopher Oliver Investing as a foreign company in another state
1 November 2017 | 3 replies
If it's PA i can tell you if you sell anything or physically do anything there then you would have to register as a foreign co. but there is a line that says if you only invest and it's passive income, then you do not have to register your co. but everyone will tell you should. best to check a states web site or attorney in the state.
Danny Trestian Physical Address Services - For Overseas Investors
15 November 2017 | 2 replies
Hi All,I am new to the wonderful platform.Being an overseas investor that has just formed an LLC, I would need an independent company to act as a good reliable high level service of  Physical address in the US ( mainly for getting correspondence from the bank / Credit & Debit cards / other correspondence not relating to registered agent as it seems the Attorney that has formed the LLC would act as a Registered agent for that purpose not for bank correspondence ) Need any good recommendations of great such websites / services that are reliable and high level good with forwarding overseas only the mail we ask them to do / they scan every mail to email and I can choose which ones to forward. 
Shawn Adair Homepath foreclosure Baton Rouge LA
7 November 2017 | 2 replies
I have not physically inspected property yet.
Daniel Kurkowski Testing the Waters on an Idea MN Air BNB
14 December 2020 | 15 replies
I though I had read on BP recently that Airbnb was moving to only allow Airbnb ing properties that a person physically owned.
Derrick Lubomski Getting my ducks in a row for my first deal!
15 November 2017 | 16 replies
The physical upgrades, the rent return, etc....Additionally, offer to make her a part of the renovation process.  
Daniel Foster Self-Directed IRA VS Solo 401K
10 August 2020 | 16 replies
One exception would be if your main goal is to self-direct Roth IRA funds, (because a Roth IRA cannot be transferred to the Solo 401k) but that doesn't apply if you currently have a 401k.Compared to an IRA, Solo 401k contributions limits are roughly 10x higher and there is no custodial requirement for the 401k.
Basu G. list of properties for auction & best way to research valuation
9 November 2017 | 2 replies
Hi All,11/07 was the first time we were at auction physically, though we had bid on few properties in the past online .
Kelly Farley Seems like a deal, right? Need a nudge
13 November 2017 | 17 replies
@Kelly Farley, is your 10% vacancy just your physical vacancy rate?
Sam Josh Retail Debt and what it means for REI & Next Recession
10 November 2017 | 0 replies
So even as people are buying (highest levels of consumer confidence), we just don't need as many physical retail stores or restaurants anymore.
David Calme First Building - Looking for Advice
22 November 2017 | 15 replies
I don't want to end up getting a reputation for retrading after the face, but I'm sure that I will find at least a few surprises, when I go through the documents and the physical inspections.NumbersPurchase price $875,000Units 19 2 BedroomC Building, C Neighborhood, Low crime, Rural within driving distance to metropolitan jobsGross Rents (Rent Roll) - $10,600/monthLess 5% Vacancy  - $120,480/yearManagement @10% = $12,720Legal, Marketing, Administrative (My Estimate) - $1500Landscaping and Snow Plowing (Pro Forma) - $2,631Other Maintenance and Repairs (Estimate based on 10% total M&R) -  $11,481Utilities (Common areas only Pro forma) - $1,069Total Operating Expenses - $52,013Expense Ratio 41% of gross scheduledNOI - $68,827Operating Cap at Purchase Price - 7.87%CapEx Reserves (Not included in NOI) - $300/unit per yearDoes anything seem out of place, based on these numbers?