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Ryan S. HELOC on a California (CA) Investment Property
6 March 2019 | 21 replies
RyanBanks/CUs Offering a HELOC Product for NOO Property in CaliforniaBank of the West (I think they will do this for a single family, but not for a condo/townhome)California Bank & Trust (up to 55% Combined LTV)California Coast Credit Union (70% CLTV)East West Bank (60% CLTV)Fremont Bank (65% CLTV)Pentagon Federal Credit Union (70% CLTV)SAFE Credit Union (70% CLTV)Union Bank (up to 65% CLTV)Wells Fargo (up to 60% CLTV)Wescom Credit Union  (70% CLTV)
Ryan L Grinstead Standards for your tenants. What are your minimums?
29 November 2017 | 5 replies
Applicants must have a combined gross income of at least three times the monthly rent.
Mahesh Sam What is different about Chicago Multifamilies
5 January 2020 | 24 replies
Ideally, you want several employers to spread the risk associated with a dominant industrySupply and DemandCensus.gov under the “Selected Housing Characteristics” tableDetermine by analyzing the five-year rental vacancy rates and median rental rates in the market, as well as the year-on-year change in the number of building permits created for commercial properties (five or more units)The number of five or more unit building permits won’t tell us much on it’s own.However, a huge red flag to you would be when you see an increase in the number of permits in combination with an increasing vacancy rate and/or a decrease in median rentsAs vacancy increases, median rent and new building permits should decrease… and vice versaBest Case:Low or decreasing vacancy rates and increasing median rentsDecent Case:High vacancy rate that is decreasing Stagnant vacancy rateWorst Case:Increasing vacancy rate and/or decreasing median rent An increase in the number of building permits (5+ units) in combination with an increasing vacancy rate and/or a decrease in median rentsMiscellaneousResearch Other Characteristics relevant to the strength or weakness of a marketExamples:Landlord vs. tenant-friendly state?
J. Martin East Bay Meetup - Dec 10 in Oakland?
18 December 2013 | 64 replies
I'm looking at options, and might use a combination of that and great stuff in any little cracks, light fixtures etc to reduce the flow of air from the room to the attic.
Ernie V. Newbie from Milwaukee, WI
8 August 2014 | 9 replies
Then it comes to your short and long term goals, are you looking for big time monthly cash flow, long term appreciation of the value of the properties, maybe a combination of the two?
Mark Archer Zillow the Good, Bad,or the Ugly!!?? You decide
19 June 2014 | 51 replies
So sites like Zillow and Trulia and others that combine listings will and should outperform MAAR and similar sites.
Brandon Turner BiggerPockets Redesign Has Been Launched (RIP, Old BP)
14 October 2014 | 85 replies
Loving the modern look, gents! 
Jordan H. New member from Washington DC
10 September 2014 | 8 replies
I think combining a real estate license and MLS access with my analytical skills and growing knowledge of specific neighborhoods would be a great way to market myself.
Scott Klingman Tellus App. Anyone actually using?
27 January 2021 | 24 replies
I now use a combination of TurboTenant (listing, pre-screening, applications, screening), and Avail (digital leasing, payments, maintenance requests).
Colby Litzenberger Hello from Spokane
13 September 2015 | 14 replies
About right when I moved back I read the famous Rich Dad Poor Dad which, combined with affordable home prices in Spokane, got me excited about real estate.