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Brandon Leong Seeking Immigration Lawyer and CPA for H1B Visa Holder
12 April 2020 | 9 replies
I hear that it's a little bit risky to transfer assets to your LLC because of some rule where the bank can call the loan due at that time, but that doesn't mean I can't have properties under my own name and my LLC.In the end, I probably spent too much time trying to figure out my H1B when eventually I'll get a green card.Hopefully this helps!
Wes Blackwell CASE STUDY: How to Steal an Overpriced, High D.O.M Property
10 February 2017 | 20 replies
There is truth to both sides...there are both sides to the coin and they really do want to sell but want a certain number and eventually they do sell at a discount.  
David Fields Soup to nuts guide by experienced buy and hold investors.
5 February 2017 | 11 replies
Eventually I started hitting solid, base-hit deals with numbers that just plain worked well.  
Justin Pease If you had $500,000....
7 February 2017 | 11 replies
., that means you'll hit property number 10 in about 4 years.Now, the big question is this, with the mortgage payments subtracting from your monthly CF on each of them, what will your average net CF be on each...and the eventual total when you reach that limit of 10...4 years from now?
Justin Myers Newbie from Pittsburgh, Pa area
3 February 2017 | 5 replies
Eventually a deal will come across your plate that you will be able to act on.
Octavian Goncalves Real Estate Investor apps for Rhode Island Real Estate Investors
20 February 2017 | 3 replies
Octavian, at one point I'd installed a bunch of real estate apps, but like most of my apps, I found that I rarely used them and eventually forgot about them.About 6 months ago I upgraded my phone and don't think I remembered to install any of them on the new phone, and completely forgot about them until you mentioned them.For agents, the RI statewide MLS recently switched from Fusion to Matrix, and I think part of the reason for switching was a better app/mobile experience, so that's probably one of the few apps I could recommend.Other than that, maybe Google Sheets or Numbers for iOS - spreadsheet apps - would be useful.One other app I could maybe recommend would be Venmo for payments, as some tenants and contractors have asked about using that.
Scott Carson 10 Tricks to Calling Banks For Notes
3 February 2017 | 0 replies
If you follow this formula, eventually you'll have asset managers emailing you with deals each month.  
James Fowler Rent to be paid by student loans?
7 February 2017 | 18 replies
I think it's great you're trying to help people but I would risk too much bc you'll eventually get burned.  
Chaits J. Sheriff sale in mercer county, NJ
4 February 2017 | 0 replies
I saw some properties with a judicial amount of 200K but with an opening bid of 9K and eventually getting sold for 25K.
Andrew Senesac First, things, first Wholesale
5 February 2017 | 5 replies
That being said, connect with a local flipper or General Contractor, take them out to coffee, and pick their brain.That's what I did, and it lead to me eventually partnering with the wholesaler I took out to coffee and just recently completing my deal and splitting it with him in exchange for him guiding me through the process and teaching me.