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15 June 2015 | 2 replies
(If you are not an agent yourself.)Also, utilize real estate websites to locate deals in your target areas.
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15 June 2015 | 1 reply
But the real estate market has improved in most markets over the last 6 years, so banks and mortgage lenders are tending to utilize short sales and allow foreclosures to proceed instead of making concessions on behalf of delinquent homeowners.
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17 June 2015 | 6 replies
A few thoughts: -Make sure your tenant understands that she needs to utilize the police if she feels threatened or feels that she has been assaulted.
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16 June 2015 | 3 replies
I can potentially rent it for $1,000/mo (no utilities included) minus $600 (PITI), which gives me a net monthly income of about $300.
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17 June 2015 | 11 replies
My advice would be listen to the podcast they are a wealth of knowledge and can often be utilized while doing something else (like my actual 9-5).
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8 October 2018 | 19 replies
Tenants pay all their own utilities.
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16 June 2015 | 2 replies
Doing the math on the property with a traditional 20% loan it looks something like this Purchase Price (Max Offer Price) $90,000 Percent Down 20% Down Payment Amount $18,000 Amount Financed $72,000 Interest Rate 4.85% Closing Cost $3,150.00 Costs of Repairs (Make Ready) $7,000 30 Mortgage Payment $379.94 Rental Income Monthly Annual Unit A $1,050.00 Vacancy Rate 5% Net Rental Income $997.50 Expenses Monthly Annual Property Management Fees $105.00 $- Leasing Costs $50.00 $ Maintenance Reserve $60.00 $ Utilities $12.00 $- PropertyTaxes $45.83 $ Insurance $80.00 Total Expenses $352.83 Net Operating Income $644.67 Net Cash Flow $264.73 HELP PLEASE, this looks like one of those properties I would be fool to let pass by.
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17 June 2015 | 12 replies
I'm hoping to utilize one of the current agents who does property management to see if any of those clients want to expand their portfolios.
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16 June 2015 | 0 replies
The house is in good condition but there was a utility disconnect tag on the front door.