
21 July 2020 | 33 replies
I believe that the demand is high for people who were not economically effected for real estate, but the supply is very low.

17 July 2020 | 0 replies
It seems like a great way to supply affordable housing to a market, but also having an incremental exit strategy that has a larger buyer's pool than trying to sell the entire building to one buyer.

19 July 2020 | 4 replies
We should see an increase in values going into next year due to supply.

18 July 2020 | 4 replies
My corporate background is in supply chain management/procurement in the aerospace & automotive industries, which I happily retired from a couple of years ago to pursue my businesses full time.

18 July 2020 | 2 replies
Knowing the market and understanding the shortage in supply.

21 September 2020 | 5 replies
Which may be useful to anyone interested in opening a business that distributes school supplies....i guess.

2 August 2020 | 10 replies
Some owners pool a lot of assets under a large policy, so their premium may be much lower than yours, or vice versa.Additionally, with the supply/demand dynamics favoring sellers currently, you will see properties selling for what they can generate, not what they are generating.

20 July 2020 | 2 replies
Offer Options:Offer 1:$60k Cash purchaseFlood insurability contingencyContingent acceptable results of roof inspection at buyer's costClose in 30 daysOffer 2:$90k purchase$10k down $80k + buyers closing costs in seller finance at 5% 20 year terms with 10 year balloon No prepay penalty (~$545/month)Flood insurability contingencyContingent acceptable results of roof inspection at buyer's costClose in 30 daysOffer 3:$90k purchaseContingent on 80% personal loan (i.e. appraisal)Inspection contingencyFlood insurability contingencyContingent acceptable results of roof inspection at buyer's costClose in 60 daysMonthly Cash Flow AnalysisScheduled Rent2,100.00Laundry (Est)0.00Other0.00Vacancy %(168.00)8%Vacancy LossTotal Income1,932.00Accounting(25.00)Legal(20.83)AdvertisingBusiness ExpensesElectricityEviction (20.83)2 unitsGarbage (64.71)Gas/fuelGroundskeepingCurrently tenantsInsurance (dwelling)(33.00)Turnover Cost(187.50)1 turnover/ year at $1500Insurance (liability)0.00Flood Insurance(166.67)Licenses(18.33)Management(42.67)6% + 1 turnoverOffice Supplies and postage(10.00)Pest ControlPool UpkeepProperty Taxes(244.33)Repair and Maintenance + Cap Ex(225.00)-2700Snow RemovalHOA FeesTelephoneWater and Sewer(95.83)Cash Investment48,000.0020%Property Purchase Price90,000.00Total Financed69,300.0080k to seller loanLoan 1 DescpriptionPersonal LoanLoan AmountCash DownInterest Rate3.50%Points0.00%Points Cost$0.00Closing Costs-$2,700.003.00%TermAverage Monthly Interest in first yearMonthly Payment-$402.00No escrow included.Total Monthly Expenses-$1,556.71Cash Flow$375.29Cash on Cash9.38%Cap Rate25.76%

20 July 2020 | 2 replies
Demand is outstripping supply substantially.

27 July 2020 | 5 replies
Dubai Real Estate Market can now be defined by two things: dropping prices and an over supply of real estate.