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Ben Roberts Good deal in Memphis? or too risky?
5 October 2016 | 15 replies
Any new laws coming down about increasing property taxes?  
Ron Woods Looking for a Realtor in Las Vegas
8 October 2016 | 7 replies
Likely to get the deals under market, you'll need to cultivate your own marketing program to attract sellers before they hire an agent.
Yashar E. New Member from outh Jersey
4 October 2016 | 5 replies
Discover what attracts you and don't be afraid to dive in!
Scott Prock Clarification on Cap Rates
3 April 2017 | 42 replies
If the price drops, then the cap rate would increase and by your explanation would mean higher risk.  
Blair Boan I need EXPERT advice on strategy.
5 October 2016 | 8 replies
30 yearsannual taxes - SAMEannual insurance - SAMEMonthly $1967.87 - this is really too big of a bill to cover, but not if I could supplement some funds from a renter of my current home.Current home costs me $480/month and that includes taxes and insurance - with increase to a 6%tax rate lets say it now costs me $600/monthI can get a reasonable $1700/month in rent for my current home.minus $600 for mortgage on current home = 1,100/month, leftover/cashflow/whatever you want to call it.New homes mortgage of 1967.87 - 1,100 (from current home rental savings) = 867.87/month out of our pocket. - this is a number that we would really love to work with each month.Scenario 1 minus Scenario 2 = a savings of 746.33/month (8,955.96/year)Now with this scenario, obviously we have the mortgage of new home offset by the rent of current home, but we don't have the money up front to do any renovations right away either.
Jonathan Byrd Newbie from DMV Area (DC-MD-VA)
4 October 2016 | 1 reply
Recently, I made the decision to really dive in and increase my real estate education.
Brant Jones VA Cash Out Refinance - 100% LTV
7 October 2016 | 4 replies
I have about $60k equity in my primary residence, so the opportunity to lower my rate slightly AND be able to reinvest that equity in another property (or two) is very attractive.
David Hoyte Investor in Illinois and Ohio
5 October 2016 | 7 replies
It took time to build this team but after many calls, many poor responses, many non call backs, many "we can't help you", I was able to find people that wanted to be a team and work with me.I have purchased $1000's in US real estate material, searched the internet for private money, invest time to increase my knowledge in US real estate, been on many webinars (still do) and continue to read and listen to real estate and motivational CDs.  
Joshua Sclafani Bernie Sanders announces bill to close REI Tax "loopholes"
13 October 2016 | 17 replies
There is no rule set in stone that real estate will always enjoy such a favored tax status.In fact since populism is increasing and most Americans don't receive these benefits, they are at risk more so than in the past.  
Joel Owens New Construction Multifamily - Does it work or not?
6 October 2016 | 2 replies
And what happens when all the new construction has to lower prices to attract buyers?