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Al Williamson Boosting Neighborliness of Neighborhood Surrounding Your Rentals
5 May 2013 | 7 replies
I've paid for services and made connections through multiple people by following the respected advice of their peers.
Dan Falcon New member! Super nervous, need some help!
1 May 2013 | 7 replies
What would you consider a respectable ROI?
Asher Anthes Renting to a few single people instead of a family, better cash flow but more hassle?
8 July 2014 | 11 replies
1) If you refinanced and told the lender you were going to occupy it as your primary residence, and you aren't really going to occupy it (for the long term, not just for 6 weeks), then it's owner occupancy fraud.2) With respect to renting different rooms to different people, here's a twist you should consider: What about insurance?
Terry Portier Why are contractors part of the problem not solution?
21 January 2014 | 81 replies
I think that is where you are wrong, I do respect years in a business, but unless you have that many years in every city in the world it does not make your experience more valuable, it is just localized and can be skewed from the masses.
Glenn Espinosa First Energy Efficient Rehab Reveal - Before/During/After
4 August 2014 | 31 replies
Glenn Espinosa:A 50% improvement in efficiency is respectable - that is the target for which we strive when we acquire an older building.
John Chapman I never want to own a house again.
26 May 2013 | 43 replies
Wayne Brooks I respectfully disagree.
Cameron Bradley Joining a REIA in another city
8 May 2013 | 6 replies
My suggestion would be to do some online research and reach out to somebody through the website to get more information but plan on actually going to some of the meetings (which means traveling to the respective city for a day or two each month).That being said, I don't know if you'll have much luck finding somebody who will want to partner with somebody who has no experience and no money to bring to the table.
Robert Steele 1031 disclosure or not?
18 May 2013 | 3 replies
I read on our state realtor association website that you are supposed to disclose to all parties that you are doing a 1031 exchange and include wording in the contract to the effect "seller understands that buyer is doing a 1031 exchange and will co-operate in every respect. seller will not incur any additional costs by co-operating".But I have heard from gurus that you should stay quiet about doing a 1031 because it lets the seller know that you are on a time limit then and they can use that in negotiations to get concessions out of you.I'm not sure if this applies to the other side of the transaction too: selling the first house in the exchange.
Ryan Hutchison multi-unit vs SFH for cashflow
13 May 2013 | 18 replies
After servicing the respective notes, we are left with ~$110.00/mth for the SFH and ~1200/mth {~200/door} for the quad.If the 60 - 95K SFH existed in our part of the world, things would probably work out in favour of the SFH.
Corey Scott Making a Contract Legal in FL
14 May 2013 | 6 replies
Recitals stating "for and in consideration of ten dollars" is an acknowledgement of consideration given, not as to the value with respect to the scope of business expected to be conducted.