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17 June 2010 | 18 replies
., have employees and/or contractors), but I've found that finding an analyzing deals isn't something that I want to entrust to someone else, at least not at this point in the business.
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20 November 2010 | 5 replies
The owner wants 1,191,102for those properties.Incumbency summary.Mobile home park + park owned homes are free and clear.6 unit apartment - mtg balance $36,866 @ 6%duplex - free and clear.Vacant lot - free and clear.26 SFD as follows Price Mtge bal219 N Wash40,12733,430320 Oak40,61325,590720 Picher 25,34023,120730 Picher 29,07330,324732 Moffet 27,34728,929901 Roose 112,92036,866909 Connor20,92722,253920 Jackson25,74028,6191501 Valley22,86723,4891604 Minn 26,29321,4901718 Connor43,927clear1810 Pearl 47,38048,2491820 Wall 28,08025,9631823 Redbud127,790128,046312 E 19 12,00032,466318 E 19 9,000clear1902 Kentucky17,000clear <-2br burnout. 2115 Bird 48,04042,9052124 Adele13,393clear2224 Murphy29,69322,2532302 W 4 21,28021,4532540 E 12 128,790102,5502815 E 16 59,49245,5012903 Schiff32,86725,4464309 W 27 106,81098,7935796 Harrison62,700clearTotal Incumberances - $867,735Still working on comps data right now for SFDGross Financial Summary yearlyOverall CAP 15%Gross/Net income from Mobile Home Park - $379,451 / 165,243Gross/Net income from Homes - $178,113 / $133,840Seller SummarySeller is an older Gentleman looking to sell to purchase a Motel closer to where his Son lives.
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9 January 2023 | 8 replies
Typically lenders can use 75% of the gross lease agreements of the other units besides the unit you're going to be living in.
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2 June 2014 | 6 replies
For example, if you get an applicant who holds any professional license, insurance agent, credit counselor, private investigator, bail bondsman, paralegal, registered gun dealer, or such others....or, who have certain jobs, armored car driver, bank employee, pharmacy worker at a hospital, nurse or many government employees, you already know these folks had to pass a criminal background check.
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2 April 2018 | 4 replies
As the argument goes, the S corporation can establish a salary or bonus for its stockholder-employees, and pay social security and medicare taxes only on the salary or bonus.Issue #3: Exceptions to Passive Loss Rules, We are the high earner couple over $150K AGI so we are getting ZERO tax deductions for rental losses.
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26 March 2014 | 14 replies
Even it was paid off it would only gross $3k per year.
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6 January 2023 | 8 replies
Valuing a 4-plex based on income, most investor would use a GRM(Gross Rent Multiplier) Value/Gross Rental Income= GRM.
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6 January 2023 | 6 replies
When I do travel contracts, I am considered a w2 employee of the travel agency, not a 1099, so she might be as well.
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5 January 2023 | 16 replies
I like gross rent multiplier, how much the property produces compared to its costs.
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5 January 2023 | 0 replies
If the median income earner could spend 25% of their gross monthly income on principal & interest for a 30-yr fixed rate mortgage (with 20% down) on a median-priced home, that is an index of 100.