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Eric Thomson Financing Industrial Property Purchase
16 February 2013 | 9 replies
The income from the project is 125 to 150% of the debt coverage, principal, interest, taxes, insurance and other direct loan expenses, like ongoing assessments that may be required.
Christopher Manganello Contract For Private $$
22 January 2014 | 11 replies
The only ones that I have seen that you are talking about is if someone is borrowing an ongoing line of credit instead of borrowing per property, and that usually only happens after a solid track record and years of borrowing.
Yu L. 9% cash flow pot house, want your opinion
28 January 2014 | 42 replies
You're ignoring a lot of ongoing costs....vacancies, repairs, maintenance, capital expenditures, etc.
Account Closed Bought a home. Found out infested with termites. PLESE HELP
24 June 2013 | 13 replies
Termites are an ongoing problem, not just something you can treat once.
Jonathan Sowinski Partnership, profit splitting and overall deal advise please.
6 July 2013 | 10 replies
Rentals are longer term investments so if you go that route make sure you have an operating agreement in writing, have similar expectations on investment horizon, both parties are okay applying for and being personally liable for the mortgage, etc.Fair on a rental property will vary but at the least you should get a ~7 to 10% management fee on-going, a $3 to 6k GC fee (GC would charge a 15 to 20% mark-up if you outsourced) and maybe even a lower cash contribution to still have a 50/50 equity split ( if your numbers are right your partner is getting 50% of your immediate equity gain of $35k).It sounds like you have cash ($50k to buy) and the experience to rehab.
Kim H. Today is Decision Day! Please help with numbers.
8 January 2014 | 24 replies
There is an ongoing lawsuit between the family and the power company.
James Park 20 or 25% down on your SFR rentals?
15 April 2012 | 23 replies
James, From the looks of it these deals will likely not cash flow much (take a look at the 50% guideline) especially once you factor in repairs and on going maintenance.
David Kimball 501c3 gray area?
15 July 2012 | 2 replies
You'll need a board of directors who have some expertise and have no relationship to you (family or ongoing business relationships).
Mike Nelson Help closing this deal?? Commercial/Residential Piece of land
11 December 2011 | 3 replies
I planned on going to developer and try to sell them my option but I honestly don't have any expertise on this whole concept.What would you guys recommend I do with this?
Tony Nguyen Rehabbers - whats on your Daily To Do List?
22 June 2011 | 19 replies
I've built these relationships over the years to where I know have a steady supply of deals that come my way so I typically don't have too much 'downtime' with ongoing projects.Since you have an abundance of time, you may consider doing some of your own marketing to locate your own deals organically and really be able to find some deals with huge equity...