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Trent M. 200,000 to 600,000 sq. ft retail concept
3 March 2012 | 2 replies
I need to pin-point venture captial and or angle investors or just a big developer?
Gary Gallo Rehab and refi under 75% of ARV
25 March 2012 | 14 replies
This requires you to venture out and do marketing but in the end the payday is much better.Cheers.
Bryan Hancock The Case For A Geometric Mean For Quoting Returns
12 March 2012 | 23 replies
Dion...I spoke to the folks that do the accounting today and each capital account from our fund would portray the individual investor's equity from the venture.
Albert Hasson multi year highs for stock market
11 July 2012 | 12 replies
I would venture to guess that there is no "wealth effect" and that the rise in prices is going to be temporary, neither situation will influence RE.What will influence RE is jobs, consumer confidence, and a better ability to obtain a mortgage loan.
Joel Owens Sell now or bring the pain? What are sellers doina cross the county?
16 March 2012 | 3 replies
So in my market Georgia I get contacted by many sellers.Had one tonight that owns 7 properties.Did an analyses for them and the solds were at 19-25 sq ft.They had older houses they put money into built in the 60's and 70's.Sadly they are trying to compete against a wave of recent bank foreclosures built in 2004 and newer.They appreciated my help but said they will wait to find the right buyer who will pay what they have put into the property.They said market is improving.I showed data that SALES are improving but price is flat to declining as banks put more inventory on the market.So the seller will endure 3 more years of pain waiting to get their money back.I venture they will give up somewhere along the way.I told them to try and sell owner finance with some down to offload them having to manage the property and get cash back in the deal.They own free and clear.So this is what I am seeing is get what you can now or accept you will have a headache for years and years to get to a point where you feel you get enough.What have you been seeing from sellers??
Brian Levredge College grads have difficulty getting loans
21 March 2012 | 19 replies
If you banned all those good students from attending college and forced the bad students to go, I would venture to say that the good students would still end up with a million dollars more even without the education because in the time the others were getting an 'education', the good students would be starting businesses, working up the chain, investing, and learning that compounded interest started early wins in the end.
Nicholas Morris Out of state investing feasibility?
8 April 2012 | 31 replies
I also use these opportunities to learn from the people running the venture as much as I can, about the area and about REI in general.if you stay in one area and don't have the means to invest elsewhere then you are bound to it, for better or for worse.
Al Williamson Landlord version of "washing dishes" to pay your bill
22 March 2012 | 17 replies
A watered down residency venture.
Giovani S. Lot Rental-Lonnie Deals
12 April 2012 | 2 replies
Also consider venturing to Henderson and other areas outside of LV to find lot rents in the 300-400 range.
John Hall Newbie from Denver, CO
26 March 2012 | 23 replies
I hope to get to know a lot of you, One of the coolest topics for me personally was the notes (Kevin w/ Capital Blueprints, Tony w/ Asset Ventures) which is something I'd never even thought about.