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Jason Mak HUD Loans - the downsides
19 February 2012 | 7 replies
Not to mention, HUD loans are not cheap what with the reports, HUD application fee, reserves, etc.Granted, a lot of the fees can be rolled into the loan, but unless you have a multimillion dollar loan, I would have a hard time justifying the rate when it comes with quite a few strings.For the borrowers such as yourself, I would suggest a Fannie Mae multifamily loan.
JJ Cole Closing costs mess up Cash return.
10 April 2012 | 12 replies
Now I have to pay 4k in closing costs which I will roll into the refi, so I will receive cash out of only 76K which means I now have double the cash invested in the prop at $8k thereby reducing my cash on cash return by half on whatever the stabilized cash flow is.JJ
Daniel Ryu How WE got Joshua Dorkin, CEO of BiggerPockets, to spend 30 Minutes Motivating US about Real Estate last Friday night!
23 February 2015 | 30 replies
Then we, as a small group of three people, broadened our reach through MeetUp.com After a successful Meetup, we posted about it and thanked the BP community and it happened to catch Brandon's attention.He said he'd help us out and speak at a MeetUp and I think that really helped to build momentum and obviously Joshua joining us helped to keep it going.So I think once you get the ball rolling, you will find, as I have, that not only Joshua and Brandon but a lot of other people can help support it and grow it.
Val Fowler Scott Yancey/Flipping Vegas
20 September 2018 | 25 replies
Let me break down every episode in a nut shell.Scott buys an ugly house for pennies.He rolls up in a very high priced car to belittle his contractors and cut as many corners as possible.Amy is frustrated with Scott's corner cutting and then goes behind his back to (over?)
Andrew Bosworth Screening
9 April 2017 | 14 replies
I just listed my first duplex last week and the phone calls, texts, and emails started rolling in.
Paul Rector How to begin?
19 February 2015 | 4 replies
What advice for me do you have to get the ball rolling?
Kevin Parnella Retirement funds to purchase an investment property
23 February 2015 | 12 replies
@Kevin Parnella If you are changing jobs, you will have the option to rollover your current 401k either to a new employer 401k or an IRA in your own name.If you roll to a 401k, you can borrow from the plan as you note.
Geoffrey Jones Buy and Hold Deal Analysis in Texas
16 November 2014 | 22 replies
Pure cosmetic work.Rent 2000http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1211-Westgreen-B...Both look like they have an anticipated rent roll of about $2000 month eachI have a hard money lender ready to do the deal and my end goal is to refinance with a portfolio lender  in the area at 80% LTV immediatly.
Justin Green Creative Financing
12 December 2014 | 22 replies
I have a SIMPLE from a previous employer, and I have been doing ROTHs currently for myself. 1) If I remember correctly, there is NOT a version of solo401 that I can roll my existing ROTHs into, correct? 
Bryan Hancock List of Self-Directed IRA Companies
18 November 2017 | 89 replies
:)Andrew, you need to be aware of couple things:1) In most cases current employer 401k can not be rolled over into an IRA.