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Blaine Hubert How big of a dumpter should I need for 30square of shingles?
16 September 2007 | 9 replies
He, the hubby, also runs a landscape/lawn service and was able to build upon that business by incorporating the dump truck to haul gravel, mulch etc.
N/A N/A My landlord has to sell, but still wants 30 days notice!
8 November 2007 | 5 replies
Our landlords even dug up and mulched over our grassy lawn, wildflowers, and garden which we eat from daily in order to make the yard look "neat" for potential buyers.
Peter Thomas HUBZU Experiences Revisited
1 November 2016 | 20 replies
I've never seen them artificially bid up a property that I've also have clients bid on, so I'm not sure about that.  4)  Usually it takes a few days. 
Paul Gilo 40k - lend it as hard money or buy a rental? other options?
27 September 2016 | 10 replies
Personally I'm not a huge fan of the FundRise marketing/structure because of the way they artificially inflate returns in the 1st 2 years by diluting investor returns later.
Ryland Taniguchi Why Seattle Sucks
7 April 2017 | 45 replies
It seems totally artificial and I don't understand how people aren't recognizing this.
Jose Castillo What's included in carrying cost
23 September 2016 | 3 replies
Those costs include your financing; mortgage or interest only(for hard money), taxes, insurance, utilities, lawn care, misc. 
Cody Koetter Bad Neighbors Who Want My House
9 October 2015 | 21 replies
She asked him why he was doing that, as we had a lawn service coming by the next day, and he mentioned the city had come by and asked him if he could tell us the grass needed to be cut to avoid a citation.
Donny Random Tenant Theft: Is this a civil or criminal?
22 July 2015 | 6 replies
Unless they were using it to mow the lawn at the property, and then put the lawnmower back? 
Brad E. Havelock, NC 4-plex - First Investment
22 January 2017 | 22 replies
The deck looks great.So pulling my estimates from my first post and adding in my actual numbers:Purchase Price: $115,000 $110,000Down payment 25%: $28,750 $27,500Closing costs: $5,000 $2021.45Mortgage: 4.5% 4.125% for 30 years = $437/mo $399/moEstimated renovations: $15,000Estimated Monthly Revenue: $550/unit = $2,200/moEstimated Management (10%): $220/moProperty Taxes: $165/mo $163/moInsurance: $160/mo $235/moEstimated Maintenance (10%): $220/moEstimated Lawn care: $150/moEstimated Vacancy rate 10%: $220/mo (estimated high)Income - Expenses = $628/mo $593/moSo that is $7,536 $7116 cash flow annually with an estimated $48,750 $44,521 cash outlay means 15.4% 15.98% cash ROISo my estimated ROI so far even with the changes is about the same.  
Andrew Jech HELOC/Cash-Out Refi? Strategy for down payment on investment
26 April 2018 | 9 replies
This makes for significant lawn work that renters won't likely keep up with, though I have considered paying for it to be done should we move out.