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James Park How to be proactive on finding a corporate transfer tenant and my biggest investment mistake on rental #1
19 March 2015 | 2 replies
What proactive steps can i take to find a corporate transfer.
Steven J. Advantages of lump sum principle payments
30 November 2013 | 4 replies
I utilized private funds with lump sum principle and interest payment at close of escrow on sale which eliminates mortgage payments, thus reducing the amount of out of pocket cash needed. 4 months is fairly quick for a rehab flip here in CA, especially when rehab is over $50k."
Sebastian King First Investment Analysis?
1 December 2013 | 7 replies
Then, you could do some "rehab" using some of your $50K in stocks to get it to pass an inspection by the bank prior to applying for a mortgage.As far as taxes go, if you become an owner occupant, you might be able to reduce the taxes with some exemptions like homestead.
Augustin G. Better deal or better neighborhood? First buy owner occupy multi
3 December 2013 | 17 replies
If you are planning to self managing, having new everything will reduce the number of late night phone calls to fix stuff which in my opinion is the biggest pain starting out.
Graham Mink Debt Payoff or not?
2 December 2013 | 9 replies
Both buying more property and reducing my monthly expenses help me get there quicker.Would you pay off the loans or keep the money to buy another cash flowing property?
Gene Hacker Best ways to market to busy agents
3 December 2013 | 17 replies
The latter missed defects the visually impaired would detect.Obviously the more detailed the report the better it is for an investor/buyer but what agents (esp listing) hate is using that inspection as leverage to reduce the price (& it could become part of the disclosures).
Donna Rishel Why the New Rule on Ability to Repay Can Help the Manufactured Housing Industry
3 December 2013 | 2 replies
On 30 years at 4% the payment (sans land) is $429.67 meaning that the rest of monthly debt cannot exceed $1,000 per month without accounting for land.If a manufactured home goes into a community with a lot rent of $275 and sells for $35,000 the total monthly obligation will be around $555 including the land assuming $5,000 down and a 20 year amortization and an APR of 10%, That does reduce the permissible outside monthly debt to a little under $1,000 a month but it also accounts for the land.Obviously all of these figures will need adjusting for the area of the country and for the goals of the community owner but the idea is clear.Thoughts?
Matthew Hicks Insurance Advice
6 December 2013 | 8 replies
Recently their stock price has dropped by over 75% and their credit rating was reduced from BBB to B- by Fitch Ratings.
Lincoln Lewis Buying Property with Tenants Already There
2 December 2013 | 11 replies
What she didn't realize was that HUD would then reduce the amount of the rent that she would pay.
Sam Leon Listing broker mandates an addendum
6 December 2013 | 10 replies
I think, that they think, that they can just reduce the purchase price and apply them to seller closing costs ..