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Rishi Ramlogan REAL return on real estate is MUCH lower than many claim here
11 February 2017 | 45 replies
In other words, our labor, which is finite, is contributing in a meaningful way to the returns in a way that is not necessary in a passive investment like the stock market.We do all that because it's a good business, but a lot of real estate investors get into trouble because they don't know that they are getting into a business, and when you subtract the value of your labor, I contend that the real return on capital is going to be around 7%, just like in the stock market.
Shashank R. Investing in Rental Income Properties out of state
10 July 2018 | 121 replies
Close contender CA cities: Oakland, San Leandro, Richmond.Turnkey solutions: Roofstock has pretty decent in service, limited listings/properties.
Ronald Perich Being a licensed agent means the law doesn't apply to you?
30 March 2015 | 43 replies
So I'd contend there are OH laws for us, and then there are laws for those who are de-facto exempt (or the regulators just don't want to fight).
Josh Ambrose Is Renting or Flipping Better?
8 March 2011 | 60 replies
In fact, I pointed out several above.Do you still contend that no serious investors have multiple businesses?
Will Zena My Experience with Strategy Properties - Detroit MI
2 November 2022 | 28 replies
Even then there are always issues to contend with.
Account Closed California "here I . . . . Leave! * * * * Ouch!
5 June 2018 | 60 replies
We do not have mudslides, earthquakes, constant fires,etc. to contend with. 
Steven B Platt Finding good tenants
22 January 2015 | 1 reply
Also, note the "Related Discussions" at the bottom of the thread you started here.To answer your question... you need to define your market niche; establish your rental criteria; develop a good ad and info sheets; advertise on line and in other places that work for your area; be ready to field the calls/replies; tenant screen well with questions that will help you quickly sift out the rift-raft from the real contenders; be prepared to do full background checks... for rental history, income stability, credit history, and legal history.Also, if your properties have been sitting vacant for months, there is either a problem with the property or with the price.
Dave Kennedy All cash buyers....how do you compete?
2 April 2008 | 10 replies
Now I also contend that cash offers happen more on lower priced properties, so move your target there.
D'Andre Byers Soon-to-be wife not on board
6 September 2019 | 185 replies
My wife is what I would consider fairly supportive but doesn't quite buy into real estate, and is  averse in general which creates psychological road blocks that I need to contend with. 
Mark Kovacs Remove load bearing wall
20 August 2019 | 31 replies
There’s more details, (exterior bearing wall, roof of sunroom, rafter connections, etc.) to contend with in your circumstance than just a support beam.