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Brittany Bauhaus Investing to purchase a forever home
6 September 2017 | 17 replies
By your calculations, the final annual return still sounds way higher than if I used mutual funds or a money market account to save.
Tiffany Allen Has anyone used Do Hard Money ?
12 September 2017 | 5 replies
It seems as though there are many loop holes to jump through to get funding
Alex Silang "Biggest mistake" was to do out-of-state turnkey investing
9 March 2019 | 127 replies
Plus, owning property in an expensive and desirable area gives one more option in terms of redevelopment.
Nicole Bernshaw Is education cost a tax deductible business expense?
2 September 2017 | 2 replies
I do not have all the answers to tax questions, though, which brings me to the following situation.Like so many Americans, I found myself at retirement time with insufficient retirement funds to take care of my old days.
Donnie Mendell Fashionably Late To The Party
4 September 2017 | 6 replies
We have strong desire to get into the real estate world.
Luis Aguilar creative ways to buy my 1st house??
6 December 2017 | 45 replies
Your best bet, in my humble opinion, is to find a 2-4 unit where there is 1 vacancy, or 1 lease that will expire within 60 days of COE (for you to live in), and STAY at your W2 job unti your purchase is complete so that you don't have to wait another 2 years for job seasoning.There are also first time home buyer programs that can help you with down payment assistance if you are short on funds
Trent Ross Questions regarding tax
3 September 2017 | 2 replies
Also what method do you use to transfer funds from your property LLC's to your 'main' LLC, do you just call it a management fee and bill the child LLC's?
Brittney Hughley Investing while in debt
2 September 2017 | 3 replies
Forgot to mention we are also looking to start out using the FHA 203k loan that provides funding to purchase and rehab the property.
Hector Ortiz BRRRR pulling out income strategies
4 September 2017 | 4 replies
Turnkeys are great if you don't have enough liquid cash to fund the property outright and still allow people to invest in cash flowing rentals and gain 1-4% appreciation annually in most of the midwest markets.
Bobby Clifford Considering getting my license but I have a few questions
13 September 2017 | 11 replies
The short answer is no,don't do it.You don't seem to be in the right mindset to become a member of my profession which is exactly what it is,a profession and not a hobby to pick up or put away at will.My profession requires lots of time devoted to learning both in and out of the classroom for at least 6 months to earn a license and the follow up sales training at the brokerage.It is not cheap either to get started with all the fees involved.From what you are describing about your personal life,family demands,and interests desired to pursue,I would concentrate on learning about investing in your spare time.Learn how to evaluate property for potential profits after repairs are done.Join an investment club and surround yourself with successful people who have already been through the process.Learn about hard money,gap funding,and what it takes to get the money you need when you need it.