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Wendell De Guzman HELP! I know ZERO about new construction - If you have a piece of land suitable for 10 townhomes...
10 September 2014 | 14 replies
This way you can generate revenue monthly to pay bills and live while working on the project.
Michael Morris Driving Traffic to Your CRE Blog?
21 September 2014 | 14 replies
Hope it helps.http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/3103/blog_posts/39826-my-guide-to-building-an-online-lead-generating-website
Frankie Woods Experiences of a "Relatively" New R.E. Investor (military member)
12 January 2015 | 49 replies
I've written a couple of blog posts, but it may be better to use the forums as well to generate some active discussion. 
Paul C. Interest deduction for line of credit
9 September 2014 | 6 replies
The only scenario I could see schedule A is if you held onto the house as an asset and portfolio investment and didn't intend on it generating any rental income-- it sat idle for example, no renters, waiting for a quick flip, etc.Those are my thoughts you might find some other advice or direction on this board from those practicing CPA's that have direct experience.
Kayla Joachim 'First Analysis-4plex in Minneapolis
10 September 2014 | 16 replies
You can generate income, learn from the experience, and get a solid start building your portfolio.Regarding rents and demand, I would talk with a property manager with rentals in the area.
Aaron J. What would you do if you were me?
12 September 2014 | 4 replies
Over the years I have been amazed at the responses I have received to this question.Once you know the type, configuration, location and rent range of recommended properties, your next step is to determine whether you can afford to buy such a property and whether a typical property generates a positive cash flow.
Kyle Cabral How long did it take to get your first lead? Everyone chime in! : )
13 July 2017 | 11 replies
Some of that will depend on how targeted your lead generating is, but that's still the numbers I use to set people's expectations.I don't know your budget, but if you want to talk to people, you can set up a website on Investor carrot for $30/mo and do an adwords campaign for about $1-2/click targeted right and you'll get calls and leads off of it. 
Kathryn C. 1 Simple Tip To Getting More Seller Leads... Free!
14 February 2015 | 2 replies
We were recently asked at a local REIA how much we spend on our marketing budget to generate seller leads due to the fact we are able to bring in so many off-market deals each week.  
Account Closed What's with Contractors that will not answer their phone or return calls?
26 August 2018 | 53 replies
Some have been in business for decades with second generation owners, some are newer with only a few years in the business.Without fail, the vast majority of my calls (70% plus) go straight to a voice message/voice mail system.
Wesley W. Newbie Buying First Property SubjectTo
11 September 2014 | 7 replies
This property is a rental that can generate about $150-$200 cash.