16 March 2009 | 17 replies
Government will always lean towards Socialism, because Socialism is power and control.

20 January 2010 | 24 replies
I've had great success using Craig's List for the past several years and Postlets undoubtedly is a convenient tool but since many Realtors have taken onto using Postlets every ad looks similar blending into thousands of others posted weekly without establishing a corporate identity or branding.
7 May 2009 | 25 replies
Some locations lean toward the tenants, others more toward landlords.
20 May 2009 | 10 replies
Givens: rent=$1100; units=1; capRate=.1 (ie a 10% cap rate) x=rent * units (it's a convenience term--meant to simply the eq) Aside (to show that my operating expenses are similar): ((x * 2) + (x * 12 * .95 * .35)) / (x * 12) is roughly .5 Calculations (all of my numbers are annual--unless specified otherwise): NOI=(x * 12 * .95 * .65)=8151 cash reserve (for expenses)=(x * 2)=2200 operating expenses (w/o the reserves)=(x * 12 * .95 * .35)=4389 purchase price=(NOI/capRate)-(x * 2)=79310 DCR=1.5 debt service (or DS)=(NOI/1.5)=5434 (or mortgage=(DS/12)=452.83; 80/20 at 7.43% APR, 30-year fixed) pre-tax cash-flow=(DS*(DCR-1))=2717 (or 226.42 per month)

20 May 2009 | 4 replies
Thanks for the response guys, I am leaning towards telling them no, and listing it with the Realtor.

22 May 2009 | 11 replies
You may discover that the Trust Deed does not require the lender/servicer to post any sign on your property; it's probably not all that convenient for them to be doing so, and they will write things up so that it is not required of them.Hope that helps.

30 May 2009 | 7 replies
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1 December 2009 | 10 replies
ya...........I can't help ya there, I'm not 100% on it. is Arthur Bryants on the KS side, an old gas station on the corner and half of it is like a convenient store?

31 May 2009 | 0 replies
The building is a 10-unit apartment complex that they inherited, own and are (poorly) managing.At this point I'm thinking about an offer that looks like this: $300,000 sales price, $30,000 down and 6 unilateral notes of $45,000 (1 to each sibling).The reason why I would offer it as such is so the executor would be tempted by the convenience of such a payment structure vs. getting a check for X and having to send out 5 other checks per month to his siblings.Thoughts?

4 June 2009 | 3 replies
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