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Trevor J. Is there anything wrong with Manufactured Homes?
22 November 2019 | 2 replies
But clearly society values them less than a traditionally built home so one down side is, don't expect the same level of appreciation (which is why they are cheaper). 
John Nachtigall National Renters Rights Plan
3 December 2019 | 23 replies
Both are VERY familiar with the machinations of the bad actors in the Real Estate field.It really is a problem that should NOT have every occurred and because it was certainly very prevalent, here in NYC especially, you will create leaders who will want to put a stop on these kinds of bad actors.It's very similar in the way that we should not abandon our Allies as you will create more enemies.In this case, the Rent-Controlled Renters are our Allies but they felt abandoned, at least, here in NYC.Again, these bad actors have also made it difficult for me to maximize my own profits on legitimate Market Rate Buildings as they illegally added market rate supply of buildings that should not have become Market rate.IF they did not get away with their bad behavior, I would have certainly have done even better than I have already done over the last 21 years I have been investing in NYC Real Estate.To me, these bad actors stole my profits and opportunities as a result of shifting the mindset of the renter class to be anti-Landlord while they reaped the illegal gains.Again, I am not saying ALL Landlords are bad.... but certainly "All Landlords are Good" is untrue.AND, as I pointed out, many of the bad landlords controlled a significant share of rent controlled apts to make a difference in our political atmosphere.We are in our potential Universal Rent Control situation for a reason that could have been prevented.
Julian Addy Tips on Using a HELOC to Purchase Investment
26 November 2019 | 4 replies
I will shift my mind set on using hard money and see how much of the construction cost I can cover myself and go with hard money only if need be.
Account Closed Why can't I find a job?
30 November 2019 | 84 replies
I’m looking for full time, graveyard shift ideally from midnight to 8:00am doing something menial like stocking shelves Being very specific has always helped me in my searching for jobs
Zach Heine Apartment Owners During 2008 Recession?
21 April 2020 | 11 replies
Then another issue budget we plan to increase rents by 100 dollars a month and not able to shift and possibly doing a capital call creates an unhappy situation with investors and problems.
Jonathan R. Pocket Listings to be banned by National Association of Realtors
4 December 2019 | 49 replies
They’re arguably providing more value to society in general by fixing problem and dilapidated properties.
Ivan Guillen Passive Income: How much should you generate?
26 November 2019 | 4 replies
My goal now has shifted to creating stable forms of income, and retire as early as I can.
M. Anthony Contrascere Long term rentals in Colorado Springs or out-of-state rentals?
26 November 2019 | 5 replies
For me it was a huge mindset shift.
John Heasley Should I take a pay cut now to potentially earn more later?
2 December 2019 | 23 replies
The functional necessity of having a car that will start every single time you turn that key, guaranteed, which is the reason most people have always stated is why they drive almost new cars and pay their car payment, has been largely removed from our society.
Nicholas Gorgone What's with all the unzoned duplexes in MD?
12 December 2019 | 9 replies
In particular, page 180 highlights that housing demand will shift from 68% single family + 32% multifamily to 39% SF + 61% MF.