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William R. Louisville Triplex Analysis: Purchase or Manage
25 April 2013 | 4 replies
The fact that they've had challenging tenants might require a fair amount of work for that $150 mthly paycheck.Yes, virtually all mortgages have a DOS clause.
Joshua Gordon Starting now!
26 April 2013 | 3 replies
Ordered business cards and a virtual phone number yesterday.
Asher Anthes Renting to a few single people instead of a family, better cash flow but more hassle?
8 July 2014 | 11 replies
Asher Anthes my business is all virtual terminal so I think I'm paying higher either way.
Leland McNeil New guy saying hi
2 May 2013 | 6 replies
As I have virtually no knowledge of the real estate business, I signed up here to get some much needed tips and info and I'm certain I've come to the right place.See you around!
Terry Portier Why are contractors part of the problem not solution?
21 January 2014 | 81 replies
I could easily open a construction company in any state I wanted with virtually no learning curve.I am both a licensed gc and investor so I'm giving my .02 from operating on both sides of the fence.
Martin Vergara Investing out of your comfort zone
3 May 2013 | 11 replies
(Keep in mind that all three are good for various reasons; just stick to good neighborhoods and properties and you'll do well.)2) You have several options here:a) You can find a good wholesaler that you can trust to work with, although this option involves the most work.b) You can find a real estate agent that is an investor themselves, or at the very least specializes in working with investors full-time (this is a rare breed).c) Assemble a team within the market to do your legwork, such a a real estate partner (investor) or rehabbed that you pay to find, acquire, and rehab the properties that meet your requirements.d) Work with a local rehabber/contractor that focuses on rehabbing and flipping properties to investors.e) Or you can work with a full-service turnkey provider that handles virtually all of the above, handles a lot of the due-diligence, and walks you through the process step-by-step to help you choose the property(ies) that best fit your investment goals.3) Refer to #2. :-)I've been investing out-of-state since 2003 and it's not difficult.
Antonio Bodley Is $1400.00 a month enough money to........?
13 January 2015 | 46 replies
There are several freelance sites where you can bid for jobs and do projects virtually from home.
Brian W. Top three types of calls you get from your tenants
28 September 2014 | 45 replies
The few emails I've gotten have been about a broken garbage disposal (was able to salvage), washing machine leak (20+ years old), & window screen replacement.
Ryan Becerra 3rd Week Member from Phoenix, AZ. & Loving Every Minute of it!
3 April 2014 | 19 replies
There is so much great information all over, I was in a Virtual Candy store of knowledge and experiences.
Beth D. Refinishing Wood Floors - Before or After Painting?
11 May 2013 | 5 replies
There are "dustless" sanding machines that will keep the dust down to a minimum.