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Clarissa Barks Reluctant landlord, military base
10 July 2010 | 9 replies
My main goal in renting it out is to minimize our losses while we are gone-- I'm under no illusions that this will make us rich.
Patrick Karbon What Do You Ask For on Land Contract Down payments?
20 July 2010 | 3 replies
Off the top of my head;Less than 10% down, about 10%, but mostly with other collateral pledged10%>15% about 45%15%>20% about 25%20%> the remaining 20% Lease Options mostly 80% being 10% or less, 10% more than 10% and the balance minimal deposits usually financed.Seller financed first mortgages close to that of CFDs.Too many seconds to guesstimate.Hope that helps you in figuring out your market position/distribution.
Rich Weese work and thought project for newbies. Please join in.
20 July 2010 | 50 replies
This gives you a $137,624 a year of cashflow. 3 years of cashflow from this investment = $412,872 (Not to mention tax benifits)Total equity in the property after 3 years = 1.015 million 3 years of appreciation (assuming a minimal 3%/yr) $315,000 Downpayment of $700,000After a quick review and running these numbers I think that selling now and using a 1031 exchange into a profitable investment property would be the way to go.
Sherri Abrams transactional funding?
14 July 2010 | 2 replies
For our deals, there is minimal risk to the investor because the deal must be pre-contracted on both sides before we will lend.
Rohan Pryce First Short Sale Deal Success
15 July 2010 | 8 replies
What made me go with his company was their low cost, no upfront fees & minimal paperwork.
Anthony Telles Hello from Los Angeles, Ca
30 July 2010 | 3 replies
I hope to eventually get into some buy and hold properties as well as some flips that may require minimal rehab so it will be nice to know someone to go to for questions.
Bryan Hancock At What Point Does UBIT Kick In For Leveraged LP Investments?
28 November 2010 | 9 replies
The attorneys that specialize in this stuff bill out at like $1000/hour (yup...crazy) so I am doing my best to try to minimize the amount of time required with the attorney.Are there any parts of the citation above that you feel are pertinent give what I have described?
Sharad M. What does two meters and one boiler mean?
16 January 2014 | 13 replies
If each unit has its own thermostat it is likely plumbed separate and will require minimal re-plumbing.
Brandi Paul Short Sale Flips-MLS info
30 March 2011 | 9 replies
There's no magic pill here as most agents have been taught there's only one way to sell real estate so expect tons of questions however, I do believe it is unarguable act of disclosure.
Foster Algier The good and the bad from wholesalers
25 September 2010 | 21 replies
But that risk is minimized based on the what the investor knows has worked for them in the past (which neighborhoods, types\age\size of homes, etc) and from that, their experience-based criteria fills in the "potholes" on the road that will lead to what becomes a true and profitable deal to them.