You can only put certain items in the roll off dumpsters.Depending on the number of tires you can call a local tire recycling plant.They will pick up the tires for free and melt them down to reform tires again.I am talking if someone dumped illegally thousands of tires on your property.I see this around Atlanta with vacant apartment buildings.Instead of taking to the dump these businesses dump trash at these vacant buildings in the dark of the night.As far as trash outs getting jobs from banks require you to be heavily insured.You do not make much money at all.The banks bid ridiculous rates.It is not the REO brokers fault you get paid late or not at all.Many banks use asset management companies and the broker has to hound them sending multiple invoices to get the money.Sometimes the bank/asset company re-assigns the listing and stiffs the broker for trash out costs.After broker/agents take a 1 percent share fee with the asset management on their 3 percent commission they only make 2 percent.The bigger national banks have their own companies do all the trash outs.

SHANNON SIDBERRY, he's looking for specifics, not marketing hype.For example: We typically find deals at X % of ARVorWe are willing to pay as high as X % and X pointsor, even betterWe are willing to offer an interest payment of X percent and an equity split of XA 90K loan on a property worth 125K is NOT attractive, and 1 year is too long for a loan on a property that needs minimal repairs.

A typical mistake by new investors is not hiring a quality PM company and figuring in 8 or 9 percent as the or whatever it is for the area in your investment returns.It's not what you pay for the PM company it's what you GET for what you pay.Always remember that.

But I'm on the inside, in Baton Rouge, so my two cents is worth more like a dollar fifty.

But that can change, because for just $26,199 I will mentor you through the whole process and only ask that you pay me 40% percent of your future profits...what a deal!

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She said she notices the lowest bid that she gets accepted is usually about 15 percent below list on first listing.

What if a you take a mortgage that puts you at 56 percent DTI, but it is the same monthly payment that you could find the lowest acceptable rent at?

The NOI currently stands at $810($900*.9) - 60 (insurance) - 100(taxes) - $135(15% for repairs/maintenance) = $515cashflow = $515 - $587 = -$72 So yeah, we are bleeding money.I'm sure I can reduce expenses and raise rent to get it in the green, but I think I'll plead my case to the previous owners to drop the interest rate down to 4% which would make it return our investment in my lifetime...

You might get one to do spot checks over the build for one or two per cent of the project for a SFD.Good luck