
29 October 2014 | 11 replies
make sure u give him a portion to sign the doc then another portion aftet ur place is broom swept clean.

6 October 2017 | 20 replies
Definitely more advanced on the re-vitalization scale & pricier than some other neighborhoods, but very cool to see such pride in ownership.

30 July 2015 | 124 replies
A portion of those are on both and or just single rooms. 3/2 average around $300 a night.

25 April 2015 | 7 replies
It took a lot of time, took an enormous portion of my budget, and I could have done way better on 4 deals that were each 1/4th the size of the mansion and made 5 times the money.

13 September 2018 | 5 replies
If I adjust for three of the units paying their own electric than my approximate electrical usage drops to $2066 per year which increases cash flow to $5,248 annualy.Here are my numbers as they currently stand: Assumes $700 mo for the owner occupied unit than 500, 550 and 350 monthly.All tenants are on a month to month so I am not locked in with them so if they don't wish to pay their own electric I can move new tenants in.InputsResultsPurchase price:$105,000Down payment amount:$21,000Scheduled monthly income:$2,100Total out-of-pocket expenses:$22,200Other monthly income:$0Vacancy rate (%):5.00%Debt Service Calculations:Number of Units4Blended rate:5.500%Financing information:1st loan amount:$84,000Down payment (%):20.00%1st loan monthly payment:$4771st loan portion (%):80.00%2nd loan amount:$02nd loan portion (%):0.00%2nd loan monthly payment:$01st loan interest rate:5.500%Total annual debt service:$5,7231st loan term (yrs):30Amortization (yrs)301st loan closing costs:$1,200Income and expenses:2nd loan interest rate:0.000%Gross scheduled rental income:$25,2002nd loan term (yrs):0Gross other income:$0Amortization (yrs)0Total gross income:$25,2002nd loan closing costs:$0.00Less vacancy:-$1,260Total annual operating expenses:-$15,114Operating Expenses (annual):Net Operating Income:$8,826Real estate taxes:$2,300Annual cash flow:$3,103Insurance:$900HOA dues:$0Management fees:$2,640Rates and ratios:Legal expenses:Capitalization rate:8.41%Marketing:Cash-on-cash return:13.98%Landscaping and snow removal:$0Debt service coverage ratio:1.542Maintenance and repairs:$1,320Reserves:$528Other Calculations (precise in one-loan scenarios):Supplies:Minimum desired DSCR:1.2Other:$0Purchase price to support minimum DSCR:$134,935Landlord paid utilities (annual):Average Cap Rate Supported (based on local area):9.6%Garbage:Water and sewer:$2,052MAXIMUM purchase price to support required Cap Rate$84,730 Electricity:$4,210Gas:$1,164Phone/Cable/Internet:$0

2 April 2019 | 4 replies
Stay in the Home, Air BnB the master and stay in a small portion of the house until October, sell in the down season.

23 January 2019 | 15 replies
Depending on how bad is the foundation state (how many inches you have to correct), is very possible the sewer line will disconnect/break in the horizontal portions.
17 January 2019 | 4 replies
You want to see something that has low or no seasoning for a cash out refi.What is your draw fee & benchmarks for the repairs portion of the borrowed money?

1 April 2019 | 7 replies
Hi,Passed national portion of real estate exam on Monday.

2 January 2019 | 95 replies
If this dog was properly socialized, this wouldn't have happened.I don't have dog "education" but I DO have a lot of college education, a significant portion of which was in graduate level statistics.