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Chris Sharp Partnership Question Regarding Real Estate
20 January 2017 | 2 replies
Here it is below.Loan$262,500- $85,000   - My 85,000 would be put into this loan - $113,000 - Father 113,000 would be put into this loan - $12,000   - Father 12,000 would be put into this loan -$26,000    - Father wants to put additional money into this loan from his equity-$26,500    - My 45,000 dollars worth of credit cards would get reduced my $26,500_________________________=$262,500 I will have $18,000 dollars in credit card debt. 
Austin Carr Open-Ended HELOC in Denver
23 February 2017 | 7 replies
From what I understand of Jordan's approach is the "savings" comes from using the float by reducing your debt balance by the amount of your monthly expenses.
Jonathan Boyd First Time Cold-calling
25 January 2017 | 7 replies
Expired Listings -- knocking on those doors or calling them is not a cold call -- it is a WARM call, with an Expired listing you have Intel - information about the seller and their property ---- you know -The attempt to sell their home was a failureYou know the  DOM - how many Days it has been On the MarketReal estate broker/agent failed to sell the property Remarks on the listing  - you've read the remarks on the listing (must sell, needs TLC, some owner financing, won't last long, rent to own, move in condition -- etc), this information tells you, the investor much about the property and the seller  - use this info when negotiatingPrice change - how often has the price been reduced Make more warm calls, negotiate, make offers and do it 
Steve S. Buying an investment property without a realtor / agent?
25 January 2017 | 1 reply
If you're not comfortable handling the transaction directly, your cost to dramatically reduce your risk is the 6% it would cost to hire an agent.  
Jessica Vollendorf Walk Through Reveals Damage - How to collect for damages
21 January 2017 | 5 replies
Do not take it out of the security deposit - you reduce your leverage/security at lease end. 
Mylene Bel Transfer property to a LLC (2 foreign owners) to avoid FIRPTA?
26 April 2017 | 15 replies
., Canada, UK, Germany, etc. could enjoy a reduced rate on withholding tax.
Calvin Watson Mid-Atlantic Real Estate Investors Association (MAREIA)
1 February 2017 | 11 replies
You'll never be free and clear of the risk, but you can take countermeasures to reduce it!
Brandon McCombs extra cost of vacant property
24 January 2017 | 4 replies
When I asked how much should I expect it to be reduced he didn't give me a number, percentage or dollar amount.
Jeffrey Jenkins I'm new to this I really need help
25 January 2017 | 6 replies
I wanted to reiterate the need for taking lessons on finial and real estate needs to go on for the rest of your life.Track everything you do and review it on regular basis and by reviewing these numbers will help you possibly on reducing expense and maybe even increase income.  
David Wolf Don't over pay for converted Sq footage like garage & enc. porch
22 January 2017 | 0 replies
We could have reduced the negative of the project by keep the budget of rehab ultra low or just selling out of the project but we went over budget on the rehab by adding a new bathroom and converting a room into a bedroom.