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Julie O'Connor Avoiding Appearance of Discrimination
23 July 2014 | 36 replies
This one might workout but over time you will bat less than 50% with your current approach.This is why.
Vlad Noland This could potentially be my first deal!
22 July 2014 | 3 replies
I guess my question is what deal COULD I work out of it?
Yates Snyder So I found a Property. Advice for a first-timer.
24 July 2014 | 6 replies
If you can rent a room for $400, see if you can't get him to work out a scenario where you pay him about $600 a month.
Tom Scott The 1 Acre House
25 July 2014 | 8 replies
How would the risk work out on this?  
Joe Gravelle Quality General Contractors in Denver
20 August 2016 | 8 replies
thank you, @MattM.The deal didn't work out, but I'll keep your offer in mind.
JoJo Diego Investing in Multi Family now or Student Loans first...any guidance?
26 August 2014 | 27 replies
Those numbers make sense and now I see how I need the ratios to work out - you rock!
Eric Siu Hard money lender to buy property?
24 March 2014 | 2 replies
This makes sense for a fix and flip property, but how does it work out for a buy and hold rental?
Justin S. Hello BP
27 March 2014 | 5 replies
I would love to still rent it, but I need to figure out a way that would work out well.
Chan K. Fund for Down Payment & Towns for Investment
27 March 2014 | 7 replies
Assuming you're not in Louisville, here are some approaches you can take in your market to get into a place with less than 20% down:-Owner financing - work out terms that require small down payment with the seller-Private Equity - find somebody to partner with you, then purchase property with LLC and get commercial loan-Private Debt - find somebody to loan you the money for the entire deal or part of down payment (latter is not a great idea as you should disclose to the bank and as others mentioned this will mess up your DTI)-Hard Money - purchase distressed property with short term loan, fix up, refinance with a cashout loan.
Sasha Friedman Finding a tenant
14 May 2014 | 22 replies
If the leads that come in from other listings don't work out for those listings they can spin them off to your listing. in addition to that most good listing agents will have paid ads etc on those type of sites that will put your listing in featured positioning instead of getting lost in the long list of other listings.If you plan to continue to do it yourself here is a list of websites that can help get your home more exposure:- social media- FB, twitter, linkedin, google+-forums- local forums in your area, as well as real estate forums like BP, trulia, Zillow,-posting sites- CL, backpage, ebay,findmyroof.com, classifiedads.com, realrentals.com, rentalads.comUse syndicating websites like postlets.com that will send it to:ZillowHotPadsYahooFrontdoorZillow MobileHotPads MobileBackpageByOwnerMLSEnormoOodleTrovitZumperLovelyTruliaOthers-List it on the MLS, a good RE agent will have their own site/blog to add it to.Here is a video explaining why we are able to lease out our rental properties quickly to a qualified tenant in Vegas within 30 days.