Veronique Leroy
When to move from self-manage to hiring property management?
29 June 2022 | 8 replies
I gave my 14 most time consuming units to property management and continued self-managing the other 21 that I basically have on auto-pilot.
Devan Mcclish
MLS deals in Nashville
31 March 2015 | 3 replies
Set up an auto email based on your criteria and then just look at the listings when they come in or meet with a realtor that will look for you.
Mark F.
Want to be wealthy? Here's a habit you need to acquire
23 August 2015 | 7 replies
Auto pilot landlording was also good.
Rey Jean
First investment property
27 July 2022 | 13 replies
My first property was a small 90k single family in a podunk country town.Had good ole boy John as my first renter who set his payment on auto-payment and would pressure wash the house bc he liked to.
Thomas M.
How to stop annoying phone calls from Real Estate agents (Vulcan7
23 June 2023 | 1 reply
I used to get hundreds of calls per year from real estate agents who are cold calling using Vulcan7's illegal auto-spam robo-call dialer system.
Edgar Gonzalez
Buying Land In North Carolina
20 May 2022 | 3 replies
Companies like FedEx and auto companies are moving/looking at Sanford area.
Jamie Wheeler
Insurance coverage replacement vs. actual
1 December 2022 | 6 replies
I’ve got another quote through my auto insurance and they do quotes for replacement cost.
Justin Carter
Out of State Investing
7 September 2023 | 46 replies
Where these numbers are found, there is a very high rate of rent actually being paid.We have over a dozen Fortune 500 companies just in Metro Detroit with huge Healthcare, Auto, and mortgage industry National footprints.
Karl Washington
How to find a gator lender to fund my EMD?
12 January 2024 | 45 replies
Yes, a person MUST have an asset to securitize the loan; a car, boat, truck, airplane but they prefer not to do planes they prefer autos and boats.
Patrick Dean
Determine Best Way to Pay off Debt and Be Ready for Next Places
16 January 2018 | 4 replies
With that, I have a lot to either pay off, consolidate, or a combination of the two.I'm going to break down debt amounts in total and by monthly payment with scenarios of what my DTI may be when paying off certain amounts of debt/accounts.Of course, we wanted to avoid private mortgage insurance, but the primary goal is to get debt paid off so I'm at a good DTI and so I can get my credit score higher for a lower interest rate.We are planning on moving to KC from the Twin Cities area in the early spring, so we're allocating about $3k to moving.So, we have about $40k in savings, including the money we made from the house sale.Income=$24/hr, $3840/moHere's how the debt breaks down.1) Credit card 1: 4021 bal, 183/mo2) Credit card 2: 8032 bal, 218/mo3) Credit card 3: 11084.30 bal, 133.49/mo4) Credit card 4: chase 401.60 bal, 5.04/mo6) Line of credit: 762.36 bal, 0/mo7) Insurance (renter's & auto) 232/mo8) Cell phone 33.14/mo9) Student loan 1: 96.55/mo10) Student loan 2: 126/mo11) Personal loan: 250/mo, about $9k balance13) Line of credit 2: 1900bal, 25.20/mo14) Credit card 5: 463.09 bal, 16/mo =1429.4215) Rent 1100/mo=$2418.42 debt payments per monthSo, $2418.42/$3840=.62979 DTI, or 63%.