
21 December 2012 | 20 replies
Life's too short to get rich slowly"All kidding aside, buying a home, locking it up forever for my "heirs" doesn't appeal to me personally.

17 March 2013 | 14 replies
Sometimes there are non-profits that will install chairlift devices on stairs, if you are open to giving them that "improvement".

27 April 2013 | 7 replies
Banks sell thousands of properties a year and will not let a wholesaler lock up their property for nothing.

30 April 2013 | 30 replies
Here we are using higher end finishes and adding items such as light tubes, electronic apartment monitoring {software my other company is developing} and door locks (tenants can open the door w/ their phone).In this area we are in the middle/lower end of the buildings - there are a lot of furnished, executive flats here which are rented to government ministers as we are 2-blocks from the legislature - but we are specifically positioning our building for the younger generation (the assistants to the ministers living in the upper-end, furnished apartments).

12 May 2013 | 14 replies
A fat flip deal would have enough to cover UBIT and still blow up the IRA.Here is one of the quickest and bets ways to blow up a SDIRA: Lock up contracts with EMD's (earnest money depoists from your IRA (or options) and then assign the contracts or sell the options.

2 January 2013 | 7 replies
Hello,I am a new investor and would sincerely appreciate any insight.So far my experience is finding buyers (online) for my family's timeshares.I have significant experience marketing online and, due to a well written ad, was able to secure a (well) above average price for their timeshares.In fact, in regards to one deal, a lesser unit (less desirable week and size) sold for $200 while I was able to get over $2,000 just a week later.My point is not to brag but to impress the fact that my strength is in the marketing.Although I do have experience in the book business and know how to find value and secure deals in such a way to ensure profit / up-side, I have no idea where to begin in finding similar RE deals (I realize there is a lot more to it than books ;)So my question is, where can one "fish" to lock investment properties / homes up at a price where there is still significant upside?

28 October 2014 | 18 replies
In China there aren't much regulation in rental. you can cut your tenant's water and electric when they are late on payment and you can change the lock and throw tenants personal item on the street when you decide to evict your tenant!

25 January 2013 | 16 replies
And some of the power packs that come with small electronic devices are often only two prong to start.

21 November 2019 | 9 replies
Then we lock them in for an additional year with a mandatory 3% rent increase that easily pays my leasing fee, usually within 2-3 months.My fees are higher than anyone in the county but I can justify that by demonstrating a level of professionalism nobody else comes close to, a far superior number of services, and better-quality services.

24 October 2010 | 87 replies
I've been accessing the site from my iPad most of the past week, and the changes are actually very conducive to that device.