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25 June 2008 | 23 replies
it seems to me that it should be easy to rent out for say, 1000 a month - but that is just a guesstimate.
2 July 2008 | 29 replies
Followed by:"Hmmm, this looks pretty easy........"
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1 August 2008 | 41 replies
If you buy 2 homes and they both double in value and you sell one you can pay off the other.That sounds easy.
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29 June 2008 | 3 replies
Most probably very easy for seasoned landlords but a headache for me.
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9 July 2008 | 163 replies
Is is very easy to reduce or eliminate expesnses as well as risk when renting out a property.As investors we should always be looking into ways to eliminate risk as well as expenses.The first is to find a great not a good attorney a great one to handle evictions.When renting out cover your risks up front with huge deposits.don't rent to anyone your not 100 percent sure will care for the home and at the first sign of nonpayment of rent or not caring for the property give notice follow the rules and evict.If you give an inch to renters they will take a mile.You must not tolerate anything from your renters they are like small childern or puppies, always testing to see what they can get away with.If you let your puppy pee on the rug without punishment then it will get worse every time he gets away with it.If your renter is late serve a three day pay or quit immediately do not delay a minute......show them your serious about following the law and that you know what your doing.
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29 June 2008 | 15 replies
But, if you're taking a huge risk on the investment, you'll obviously want a higher potential upside.Some investors are happy with an easy 10% return.
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4 July 2008 | 13 replies
The one that i use is so cheap (like $12/month) and its pretty easy to set up.
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4 July 2008 | 15 replies
It has a great location and will be easy to fill. 6.You Asked:- $1000 per year in total maintenance seems *very* low.
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9 July 2008 | 13 replies
MikeMike:I'm certainly aware that REI is hard work and that nothing is going to come easy...However, once my 'funnel/hopper' is full and I'm closing deals at a fairly good rate, then and only then, will my comment about 'rolling over' actually be funny...and yet still true...Guess I should have held back from trying to be funny until a later date/time.