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Alex Marquez 20 years old with no money. Is it possible to get a...
11 September 2019 | 12 replies
@Alex Marquez, try finding a seller who is willing to do seller carry back.
Lucas Hammer Does anyone have a faucet recommendation?
11 September 2020 | 14 replies
Delta's warranty is not as long, but most big-box and hardware stores carry replacement parts for them - sometimes you even have the choice of a genuine Delta part or a cheaper knockoff.If the faucet itself is OK, and just the handles are messed up, you should be able to find some "generic" replacement handles at the big-box store or hardware store.  
Jarren Durbin Buying with hard money. Then cash out refi for renovations.
16 November 2019 | 10 replies
That will reduce your carrying costs significantly.
Tim Porter Can you hear me from up here?
23 October 2019 | 4 replies
Your advice goes a long way.Starting from scratch here, but I have a bounty of enthusiasm and carry plenty of hard work around with me.Bigger Pockets is helping me plan for my first success. 
Jonathan Hayek Help me analyze this deal... please?
17 June 2019 | 9 replies
But there could be additional items that could alter this view, the biggest being the ability to push the rents up significantly if the market rates are much higher, or the seller offering insanely great seller financing terms coupled with the ability to push rents aggressively in keeping with market forces.But if $325 is near the market rent, and there's no seller carry, this deal is dead in the water.
Melba Chambers Investing in RV Parks??
12 January 2021 | 9 replies
Pros: 1) Inefficient markets; 2) less competition from investors; 3) higher cap rates; 4) less maintenance than apartments and hotels, similar to storage; 5) great flexibility to boost gross income; 6) RV sales around 500k per year and only an estimated 8,000 RV parks nationwide; 7) many sellers are willing or required to carry a note; 8) there are enough tech tools to run the business remotely (with employees on site).
Gary Janice 3rd Investment Property
6 July 2019 | 3 replies
For instance for any closing costs that cannot be rolled into the loan (e.g. appraisal), for rehabbing until the first draw, for loan carry costs until the property is stabilized (HMLs are not cheap) and of course reserves for a thousand things that might go pear shaped.Best of luck in your BRRRR empire. 
Maverick NA Newbie to real estate
25 July 2019 | 4 replies
Beachside investments are going to be more expensive to acquire and higher carrying costs (plus if your tenants are subject to mandatory evacuation how will you reimburse them, under what terms, etc.).
Derrick U. Landlord insurance reputable companies
10 October 2019 | 6 replies
@Derrick Umphlett you should call 5-10 local brokers so you can get the best quotes from various carries.
Aariff Kadar rental property tax related
1 November 2019 | 4 replies
It will carry forward to the next year when you have passive income to utilize the passive loss against.