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Gina Stern Cookies are for closers... How do you celebrate closing a deal?
24 April 2019 | 3 replies
Leverage and velocity of equity for more cash flow and less debt in my hands is the process and cycle of gaining net worth and deducting cap ex and debts while collecting rents and depreciating assets rapidly for less tax liability.  
Michael Terry New member from Mid-Michigan
12 August 2015 | 1 reply
Currently located in a beautiful retirement/resort/vacation development called Canadian Lakes in mid-michigan (50 miles north of Grand Rapids).
Paul Rumolo Newbie Sacramento, CA
29 July 2018 | 26 replies
I was trying to buy fron 2013-2015 here and even then it wasn't easy, not much inventory and rapidly climbing prices. 
Jon Horton $450k. Ideas on how to invest it
27 March 2018 | 19 replies
Jon Horton private placements that are value add and in 50k increments. 250k mfh class b and c apartments150k self storage or mobile home100k life settlements/assisted living
Nicholas Herold Real Estate Investing in Maine
17 June 2020 | 43 replies
@Nicholas Herold as Harrison said, the markets you're interested in are very attractive to invest in as well as becoming very competitive as interest/demand is growing rapidly here.
Christopher Kolasa First Deal - Rehab questions - how much living space?
31 October 2019 | 8 replies
I understand this is a location dependent question and the payoff for another bedroom in this case may be incremental, but how much space does one actually need/desire? 
Justin Hayden Buying first property.. single family or multi-family?
4 December 2019 | 96 replies
In addition to the higher cash flow and 'house hacking' advantages others have cited, multifamily properties often have strong maintenance cost benefits which improve with a greater number of units.My wife and I have a few 6 flat buildings; one roof, one yard, one furnace, one boiler, but 6 separate units paying rent.Also you'll often find multifamily buildings have some incremental income opportunities, for example detached garages or parking areas where you can add on parking fees, shared laundry areas that can be run coin op, etc.Good luck, and congratulations (in advance) on your first property!
Jess Haas Seattle area appliances
26 November 2019 | 10 replies
They give incremental discount based on the # of appliances you buy.
Hon Ching Lai My investment plan. Need someone to review it
12 October 2019 | 12 replies
I found that cash out refi's have a much better rate.HELOC typically have variable interest rates that usually climb with the prime rate so you can potentially get into a bind with a large balance if interest rates begin to rise rapidly (seems unlikely in the immediate future).
Ashly B. New primary. Sell or rent current home?
16 July 2019 | 0 replies
Long story short, my market got really hot both as an investment location and also is growing rapidly.