Brad Fausett
When you analyze a deal, what is your target cash flow?
13 February 2017 | 9 replies
.$200 a door is a good target but less is fine if you see potential for increasing rents or reducing expenses within a year.
Brian H.
Question about the Property Management expense for self-managed
13 February 2017 | 14 replies
What if your PM reduces your vacancy, therefore collecting extra rent that offsets their fees?
Jim Cran
To Rent, Or Not To Rent - that is the question
25 February 2017 | 12 replies
Winter is always the hardest time to rent quality higher rent apts and homes.Good tenants with clean records and good debt to income ratios are already in decent places to live hunkered down for the cold winter.The place will probably sit empty till May unless you offer free rent and/or reduced deposits to entice good tenants into leaving their current places and moving to yours in the middle of winter.
Rochelle Wilkinson
would you buy a house and rent it to person you bought it from?
14 February 2017 | 8 replies
I guess some people see the value and some don't.. or I am crazy.. but I think to be able to nail down a reduced property ( it should only grow in value ) if it would be worth $200,000 rehabbed and I could get it for $100,000.. wouldn't I be crazy not to??
Leon Lee
Atlanta part-time investor asking for suggestions
17 February 2017 | 10 replies
., AC units stolen, pipes and wiring ripped out, window broken, door kicked in), significantly more challenging tenants, and neighbors whose actions reduce your property value (e.g., building code violations, drug activity, squatters, loud music, loitering, littering).
Kenneth Dai
Out of state turnkey with Memphis Invest
15 December 2019 | 27 replies
With Memphis Invest, I am relying on their expertise to reduce that risk, and accept the lower RTV based on what I've heard from other folks' experience with them.Thanks for that alternate method of pulling up name... for some reason, I can't pull in your name with a direct @ reference.
Craig S.
Lease Agreement Question - New Property Purchase
17 February 2017 | 8 replies
I would think just regardless whether I reduce the term (like change from annual to month-to-month) or increasing the term wouldn't really matter.Do you any of you have a better answer on this, whether it is legally acceptable to have the tenant sign a new lease as soon as I purchase the property, assuming they are willing to do so, and can I reduce the term (month-to-month), again if they are willing to do so?
Kris Klark
What direction should this newcomer go?
19 February 2017 | 3 replies
Track all of your expenses and income listed in a report and review them regularly with 3rd parties to help reduce expenses and increase your income.
Mia Garic
Eager Newbie ready to invest!
20 February 2017 | 13 replies
Your networking in Phoenix is the smart to do with people you trust and will help you to reduce your traveling.Do not trust anybody unless you know them well.
Anthony D.
Searching for a fixer upper in Atlanta
19 March 2017 | 8 replies
It will allow you to go up a little on price since you could do house hacking to help with the mortgage and have marginally reduced competition.