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Brice Maready How to buy a house from a family member that still owes
30 April 2019 | 1 reply
She wants to sell the house to me for only what she owes on the house, so it could alleviate some pressure from her financially. 
Gino Tomba What area of Lakewood would you get your next duplex?
6 May 2019 | 12 replies
I have been running the rental calc over and over again on different properties and I am not getting the return that every expert talks about.My next game plan is looking for SFR that may have an in-law suite or full basement to even Air BNB
Aaron Kirby Tenant complains about incense affecting her asthma. Help!
1 May 2019 | 8 replies
If she doesn't provide the letter and is just trying to manipulate you with the threat, she can get her own air filter. 
Michael Olson I have had it! Leaving a big bank & big career in Milwaukee, WI
2 May 2019 | 23 replies
Growing up  I always wanted to be a fighter pilot for the air force. 
Robyn Henderson Sell, HELOC, or Mortgage Brooklyn Brownstone 3 Unit
5 May 2019 | 7 replies
But with the relatively low CAP, Heloc would be a better choice for this property to avoid unnecessary pressure on the negative cash flow. 
Bob Collett hostile rental owner environment
9 May 2019 | 46 replies
If I sold my rentals tomorrow, I would still have clothing to wear and air to breathe.
Chris Mikkelsen Refinancing rental property Sacramento
16 May 2019 | 5 replies
Really up in the air at this point.
Doug Olsen Tip toeing into larger multi-family-Please help w/ deal analysis!
1 May 2019 | 2 replies
(local area puts these more appropriately at $725-$750/apartment as-is)* 2 brick buildings built in 1970, separated utilities, W/D hookups, central heat/air, no major upcoming CAP EX other than minor parking lot repairs* Expenses around $8k per year for trash, landscape, snow removal*Taxes currently $4300, will raise to $13000/year after purchase* Insurance $3,200/year* 10% assumed maintenance/Cap ex @ $810/mo*10% property management * 5% assumed vacancy @ $405/mo (growth region w/ high demand actually averages around 2-3%)With my financing that I think I'll get (20% down for 30 years at 6.25%) here's my calcs:*Current rents = 20% COC return, with $1700/mo cash flow*$725/unit rents = 25% COC return, with $2,140/mo cash flowThoughts?