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Marcus Auerbach Investors be ready: AI is changing our world faster than society can adapt
20 July 2024 | 28 replies
AI machines can extract resources such as minerals and food and distribute them at no cost
Erik Aybar Seeking to understand why high crime markets are recommended for multi-family
21 July 2024 | 7 replies
I've seen a lot of conflicting advice that cautions to avoid areas with high crime rates due to complications and extra costs from the tenant base and property crime.I understand that both cities have shown crime rate improvements, but their overall rates are still way above average.What makes these cities attractive for investment despite this?
Marcus Smith Do I need to list my Rental on the MLS?
21 July 2024 | 9 replies
@Lily Rodriguez your profile says you're a real estate broker, if that's the case I'm shocked that you post on Zillow and not on the MLS for 2 reasons, one according to the association  rules you're required to list all your properties on the MLS (assuming you joined a association) second Zillow is not our friend, Zillow competes with us and tries to push clients to their Premier agents costing the listing agent half a month rent.Quote from @Lily Rodriguez: Marcus,If you want more exposure you can list it on the MLS, and you will have to pay a fee to the agent that brings you the tenant then you will have to do a credit check and background check yourself for each applicant however for my clients I prefer to list it on Zillow rentals only, because I can manage the applications directly from there and the prospective tenant only pays $35 application fee once and can apply for different properties with the same application fee.
Max Bradshaw Land Flipping Courses
21 July 2024 | 35 replies
Pros: - Low upfront cost- Very high profitability (we average 23k per deal of profit) and the ROI is AMAZING- Sustainability - so many land owners out there don't want their landCons- Can take 4-6 months or so to see results- Marketing is expensive, we send mail to acquire properties.
Ryan Daulton Accredited investors partnering
20 July 2024 | 13 replies
The increased potential returns comes with significant increased risk which is not playing out well for many right now.
Ryan Lee Investment property loan 25% down or 20% down
20 July 2024 | 13 replies
If you are comparing the same exact interest rates then 20% will cost 1.625 -1.75 points more than a 25% down payment. 
Katie Patton Recent Experience with Nomad Lease
18 July 2024 | 6 replies
This delay is costing me money every day as my property remains vacant.Additionally, their application process is extremely tedious and discouraging for prospective tenants.
Isadore Nelson How To Get A Realistic Idea Of Property Value In Low-Class Philadelphia Areas?
20 July 2024 | 2 replies
How can I get a reliable opinion that aligns with a potential bank appraisal?
Gabriel Martinez Thoughts on Mortgage insurance
18 July 2024 | 2 replies
At the cost, and given the benefits of most mortgage insurance offerings, is it worth it to pay (however much extra it is)?
John Kim Converting my Primary into a Rental and managing remotely
19 July 2024 | 6 replies
I have lived in the property for more than 3 years and we have been the only occupants in the home since it was built.The potential cashflow isn't the best but our primary goals were to build up the equity in the home to be able to potentially purchase other properties in the future with the chance that we may return to the house in the future.The property is in the Castle Hills area in the northern side of DFW which for those who don't know is generally a neighborhood with higher income tenants. 1.