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Account Closed Multifamily Operating Agreement
13 March 2019 | 8 replies
Hello,Can anyone recommend a good lawyer or law group that could draft an operating agreement for a multifamily RE joint investment between two partners in a 50/50-style split in the state of Wisconsin?
Account Closed Whats the difference?
11 March 2019 | 6 replies
On the other hand most ranch style houses in MN are called single story even if they have a basement. they are also sometimes called a split level home. 
Alexis Bliss Seeking SDIRA/40ak w/ Loan Function
12 March 2019 | 7 replies
I'm looking for a self-directed IRA which will let me hold a variety of asset classes (I currently hold cash, a mortgage note, and real estate) and offer 401k-style loan functionality (perhaps through a third party). 
Jake C. Debt Sweet Spot on Rental Property
13 January 2019 | 15 replies
I am able to take a variable out in my style of investing and it has allowed me to focus my attention on my business as a realtor. 
Tracie Hammelman 2 Properties for the Price of 1!
10 January 2019 | 0 replies
Sale price: $199,900 515 W 6th St. 3000 sq ft duplex, all new plumbing and electric, espresso shaker style cabinets, new tile, refinished hardwood floors, washer/dryer connections, central air/heat, ceiling fans, light fixtures, pier and beam foundation. 4 car detached garage, needs enclosed.
Tracie Hammelman 2 Properties for the Price of 1!
10 January 2019 | 1 reply
Sale price: $199,900 515 W 6th St. 3000 sq ft duplex, all new plumbing and electric, espresso shaker style cabinets, new tile, refinished hardwood floors, washer/dryer connections, central air/heat, ceiling fans, light fixtures, pier and beam foundation. 4 car detached garage, needs enclosed.
Account Closed Piece of Land/Lot up for sale?
14 January 2019 | 5 replies
For any commercial properties, I order a Phase One environmental report, which summarizes what has occurred on the property. 
Mal Toto What is the minimum acceptable cash flow for 100% financing?
29 January 2019 | 23 replies
LOL.. non appreciating rentals need to be held forever or your going to be stroking a check to sell them.. unless your 1031 and for ever going to landlord.. that's a given.. you need appreciation to pay the recapture and gain from basis andif they are SFR's and you are going to retail them you need 5 to 20k to take your beat up rental and make it nice enough that a family will buy it to live in.I went through this with new construction I bought in 05 ish.. what was in style then was not when I went to sell in the last few years. as I exit my rentals  tile counters NO good  need slab granite.. builder grade appliances Nope need new stainless.. etc etc I would say I put 10k on average into each home to sell them.. then it took 90 180 days of them sitting there vacant then I had recapture.. so to me the juice of these is simply not worth the squeeze I would rather sell real estate have no debt and make nice fat 10 to 20k checks..
Shadonna N. Anyone watching Windy City Flip
18 February 2019 | 6 replies
Some of the design choices seem like they will go out style fairly quick, but I am not as savvy on that as she is!
Ricky Reese Unsuccessful BRRR situation
14 January 2019 | 8 replies
I was working with a loan officer who is also a BPer and he worked to get another appraiser scheduled while I buttoned up everything in the building, styled it to make it beautiful (great for the pics for listings) and, based on a tip from one of the BP forums, I created a property package with a listing of all the improvements, the costs, the vendors who did the work, comps in the area, the rent roll, pictures of the before and afters, etc. which I handed to the new appraiser when he showed up.