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Pauline Hanuise New European Investor in the Community
24 August 2016 | 3 replies
We are particularly interested in areas allowing a great lifestyle (good food, spending heaps of time outside, close to the beach, quick and easy access to great cities, etc) such as California, South West of France, Barcelona, etc...We currently own a 2 bedroom apartment (paid cash) close to the beach and the main English schools in Malta.
Scott Taylor 20% or 25% down on (2-4 unit) small multi-families
26 August 2016 | 11 replies
The sellers also needed to find a new home to live in so the extra time benefited them.My two cents is to not be discouraged about your offer as you do not know the seller's situation and the contingencies on the other offers.  
Rohan J. You have 1M dollars to invest in multis. Where do you buy?
10 September 2016 | 89 replies
Account Closed The main problem I've found with college towns is your property mgmt options seem to be very limited.
Riquelmi De La Rosaq Owner willing to carry but bank isn't okay with it
26 August 2016 | 9 replies
Yes and the commercial loans mainly look at the financial situation of the property, not the owner.
Arjenis A. Hello BP World
24 August 2016 | 5 replies
Financial freedom is my main goal as I grow my own business so I can spend everyday with my family and because of this new profound love I have for real estate, I know I will achieve it.
Ajay Keluskar New investor in Albany, New York
24 August 2016 | 3 replies
It seems to me that getting the right team in place and making sure your numbers (total acquisition costs, rehab budget, ARV, COC, ROI,etc) work out are the main things to solidify here. 
Robert Ombres HOA and Dog Breed Specific regulations
26 August 2016 | 20 replies
Insurance is going to be your main issue, as it is costly and having been on three boards, we were risk averse to changing it or losing it as I recall insurers bringing up details from bbq to pets, etc. and when you have a claim, really it seemed a struggle, and if they can get out of paying they will..even got dropped once...Maybe have the master policy professionally examined to see what is allowed and, worst case, explore if you can get legal help to work out a mechanism to hold the association harmless (be it your own policy, plus umbrella, and maybe indemnify the association for any claim)....some great advice here and some firms may be more willing to write the policy.
Andy Kurtz New Member from Southeastern MA - Advice on Rehab and Rent Opp
24 August 2016 | 4 replies
My autopsy of the situation tells me we did 3 main things wrong:- We were overleveraged (heresy!)
Michael Belenos New Member in Southern Maine
26 August 2016 | 9 replies

Hello all, I ended up here from Mr Money Mustache (because of course I did). I bought a house this past May, and haven't had to put any money into the mortgage because of the room mates I have with me -they're paying ...

Peter Hroph 3 roommates, 1 moving out, re-newing lease - dealing with deposit
1 November 2016 | 11 replies
We also have one person who is a main point of contact for the deposit and rent payments.