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Matthew Blue Buying and renting out a condo
7 January 2020 | 2 replies
In order to be considered a warrantable condo, the complex must have half the units be owner occupied and 10% of the HOA budget must go to reserves.
Will Fraser 1 more 2-pack for the Portfolio.
13 February 2020 | 2 replies
Value was added by solving a problem for the seller -- they wanted to cash out of real estate to attend to some health issues and were anxious about the process being convoluted or complex.
Daniel Alfandre Ok to allow tenant to store a grill on the back porch/patio?
21 July 2021 | 3 replies
It seems that most apartment complexes and high rises forbid them.
Ion M. Cerga Kick the first 100 dominos before surfing multifamily waters
30 August 2022 | 0 replies
There so many ways to make money in real estate and for quite some time I was focusing only at real estate agent part, brrrr method, house hack and as Brendon Turner use to say, getting more knowledge gives you a better understanding of the Real Estata and for this reason, suddenly I decided to get the team together and build my own , brend new apartment complex with club house, parking and storege units.
Gary Eaker Is a Personal Coach advisable?
23 December 2021 | 6 replies
My goal is to get into large multi-family complexes, and I intend to start small - although I just started inquiries into a small MH park I found out is for sale near me.
Andrej Walilko how many tankless water heaters for quadplex?
9 September 2021 | 22 replies
one heater per unit would definitely require a meter upgrade or adding more meters (theres currently only one shared gas meter). i normally wouldnt mind doing that but the complexity it adds for me is high, making room for extra heaters, coordinating tenants to get their gas in their name, as well as the cost of repiping everywhere and multiple heater units, plus i would still need a common meter anyway for the boiler. if this is necessary id probably stick with two tanked heaters, or one 80 gallon.and, the 200A electric is already crammed with ac and stove circuits, so thats a no go without a major overhaul.im glad to hear some news that a single heater in a 4 season location is working well for you; im also having a contractor come out to give his opinion and a free estimate as well in the next few days. no reason not to have him size it up for me professionally, too.my kids arent old enough to try and hog the bathroom while im taking a shower yet (they are 1 and 0), though they shall regret the day they try ;)
Mario Morales Cash Flow & Capex
27 March 2023 | 8 replies
So an apartment complex in Tampa, for example, that cash flows 2% of its value per year, doesn't really flow what a complex in downtown Detroit might flow (let's call it 8% just for giggles).
Cosme Escamilla Loan options and first timer
25 January 2023 | 10 replies
Ease yourself into investing with an easy project initially and slowly increase the complexity of the project.
Kingsley Okonkwo How do i finance a Sports Complex facility in this times
13 January 2021 | 0 replies
I am developing a multi use sports complex in Texas I was able to get a significant monetary grant from the location city to support the project I am now seeking financing for this projectI need advice on the best way to finance the facility construction including alternate financingI will appreciate all advice offered  
Sarah Stelma Real estate tax professional
24 August 2023 | 6 replies
Sarah - You made a prior post about wanting to house-hack in NJ.There are unique tax laws when it comes to house-hacking as you purchased a personal residence and an investment property.When choosing an accountant, make sure they are familiar with NJ State taxation as it is one of the more complex ones in the nation.