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Jerryll Noorden 6-figure wholesale fees explained.
20 February 2024 | 2 replies
Let's friggin crush all these dang gurus' BS about lead generation based on mere opinion.Mister Guru X made $3MM on cold-calling leads.
Richard Jarland London, England newbie – where to start?
20 February 2024 | 0 replies
Hi,I'm based in London (UK) and excited to start my learning journey.I'mwondering if there are any London meetups or Zooms that I couldparticipate in?
Wes Glass Tenant sneaks in pitbull as ESA after signing a lease for a no animal property!
21 February 2024 | 23 replies
Based on their overall application (credit score, references' comments, etc.), I'm able to make a determination whether to rent to them or not.If they later move an ESA into the unit, they may be evicted based on the lie in their application, not on the fact that they have an ESA - but that's my take on the matter.
Daniel K Houck Does the BP podcast have anything for the truly average American?
22 February 2024 | 21 replies
If you don't have the "dough" you don't have the "go".Based on what you are saying you will need 20% down payment for a rental + closing costs + operating reserves (in cash).Most people will not have this--some will do what they need to do to get it--some will not, some can not.A good first step might be to save up as much as you can for a year in a special savings account--by living frugally for 12 months.Then explore down payment assistance programs in your area for first time home buyers of a primary residence--if you qualify (and the home is in a good area for your 'Family" vs Gunshot Alley, then buy a home for yourself and your family.Getting on the track of being a homeowner will give you some additional strength, after a few years of ownership, re-asses your situation.Or work 2 jobs and save the 20% down, closing costs and operating capital you will need, but if you do that and your wife divorces you for it, then you will be in a worse situation than you are now.In the mean time, [1] read Rich Dad Poor Dad, and [2] have fun with your family doing things together (while you have the time), rent a boat for an afternoon, go on a pic-nick, hike in the woods, etc...
James NA “ DEALS” that absolutely are not deals for the investor buyer
21 February 2024 | 27 replies
AndFor a $250,000 debt/ LIABILITY…. the cash flow is zero… and you’re still put $ 20,000And the Gurus are selling these as a way to make money in 10 years when they appreciate.SOMEBODY BUILD A REAL DEAL BASED ON TODAYS NUMBERS… Use all of the tools available.And build a REAL DEAL THAT SHOWS STRONG CASH FLOW WITH ZERO OUT OF POCKET ( or build what you can)I realize that I jumped in with both feet….
Lon Sierra 2 units, only 1 meter! How to set monthly fee?
19 February 2024 | 6 replies
Pay the bill yourself, then reimburse yourself by charging the tenants based on a formula.
Braden Jackson Househack Financing Advice
20 February 2024 | 24 replies
.#3 At this point I would have a good lender or two in your pocket that have run different options for you based on what you qualify for loan wise. 
Jonathan Small Is each property in a LLC realistic or best advice?
20 February 2024 | 7 replies
As you move further in your investing and have many properties, then you can start putting multiple together still based on risk tolerance.
Jane Mun Deconverting attic unit weighing options
20 February 2024 | 5 replies
It sounds like you have spoken with an architect but it's not really clear to me what you believe you can build or renovate by right based on the current zoning and existing structure.  
Rhonda Wenck Our first investment - a vacation rental?
20 February 2024 | 6 replies
I’ve spoken to other investors in the area and I am aware of the average nightly prices for similar rentals based on the seasons.