
30 March 2017 | 6 replies
@Joe Villeneuve ARV as 3/1 is only $75k, which is kind of low to me, even as a 3/1. cash in is about 5k (closing costs) and $678/mo imterest only payments (we're at about the 18th payment).

17 May 2018 | 6 replies
I use Joe Hurster with Weiss Insurance Agency out of St Louis.

2 April 2017 | 42 replies
on one of your post a reply came back that your comparing oranges to Iceberg lettuce and for sure you are when you compare vegas and Memphis.What caused the meltdown in Vegas and PhX @David Faulkner well I can tell youVegas relys on gambling and tourism in the crash any tourist city and gambling city got hurtand then for rentals what killed that market and phx is that a very large portion of your renters were in the building trades subcontractors laborers etc etc.. building came to a complete STOP.. those thousands upon thousands of jobs left.. and most of those folks rented.Memphis is a rental city and has basically always been one with about 50 to 55% of pop are renters.

20 May 2019 | 32 replies
After all is fixed and you show a bill fo 10k you get the remaining 2k.The adjustment should be a line item adjustment showing, material, labor, profit, and overhead.

1 April 2017 | 13 replies
As far as snow, I will do the labor but I guess I could add a number for supplies.

30 March 2017 | 0 replies
"The country's healthy labor market is translating to greater job security, but affordability is not improving because home prices in some areas are still outpacing incomes by three times or more because of tight supply.
1 February 2017 | 15 replies
Seems like there is going to be a lot more labor with option B, due to the plumbing stuff that will go into the way things are placed in the master bath.

18 December 2021 | 7 replies
@Joe Cusick Thanks Joe.

28 January 2017 | 14 replies
Rental Income 97,308.33 99.5%Total Income 97,813.33 100.0%Expenses1155 Crawford Supplies 1,395.85 1.4%Carpet Cleanings 145.00 0.1%Dumpster Rental 59.78 0.1%HVAC 10,188.30 10.4%Insurance 6,099.35 6.2%Interest Expense 19,672.53 20.1%Labor 9,644.56 9.9%Legal and Professional Fees 500.00 0.5%Licenses and Permits 25.00 0.0%Mgt Fee 1,600.00 1.6% (although it says he managed it personally)Office Supplies 50.00 0.1%Pest Control 800.00 0.8%Property Tax Expense 4,369.76 4.5%Rent 155.00 0.2% (not sure what this is for)Rental Equipment 222.92 0.2%Repairs and Maintenance 5,929.69 6.1%Supplies and Materials 8,867.40 9.1%Utilities 6,270.92 6.4%Total Expense 75,996.06 77.7%Net Ordinary Income 21,817.27 22.3%Cap Rate at asking price of $899,900 2.42%I did some PVA searching and found the assessed value to be at $543,171 which would put taxes at $6092.75 for the year.