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Ed Walker Owner Financed Deal!!
7 October 2022 | 1 reply
190,000/$250,000=76% LTV.05% CLOSING COSTS.05% REHAB/REPAIR TOTAL IS $209,000 LTV IS 86%+ $30,000 TO SELLER Your Purchase Price ends up being $239,000If you have any holding costs in the meantime that leaves $10,000Now if you couldn't take this on yourself and had to forward to an investor he'd have to eat the $30,000 and sell it to you at $150,000.
Blair Nye Wrong end of the foreclosure process! Looking for advice.
14 October 2022 | 14 replies
Title Insurance has admitted to me that they may have to eat this one and pay the balance of the mortgage owed to Rocket Mortgage if fault is not found to lie with my closing attorney who reviewed the title. 
Amar Mistry My first rental property
12 October 2022 | 7 replies
Certainly make sure that you are not buying in a flood zone (additional insurance required by your lender that would further eat your cash flow.)My capex have been low - a window screen lost in a 2017 hurricane and a couple/three AC issues.
Plato Asadov Deal analysis, I need your help
11 October 2022 | 28 replies
They can hold on to a property for a few years until the market is back and then maybe sell and eat the fruits.
Aaron S. SW Florida real estate after Ian
10 October 2022 | 4 replies
This would mean that you may have a house or even a new construction property to move into, but there might be highly limited or no restaurants nearby to eat at, no great shopping options, and limited access to the things you need daily such as gas stations, grocery stores, etc. 
AJ Satcher Getting Prepped for BRRRR!!
17 October 2022 | 16 replies
Plus if you are just starting out, your time is essentially worthless, meaning you can spend a lot of time working on your home and it not eat into your return as much hiring a contractor for thousands.
Darien Stinson Tips for Maximizing Capital with LLC Partnership
31 October 2022 | 7 replies
Ideally, we would like to buy multiple properties, but with a 20-25% down payment, this eats up most of that capital.
Ash S. Non compliant, rude and arrogant tenant
24 October 2022 | 32 replies
This 8% to 10% eats up the entire margin that small time landlord(2 properties) like me make from the rental.
Justin Williams Tap into Equity of property with back taxes
17 October 2022 | 24 replies
You’re right this isn’t a killer deal being Reno,taxes, closing and purchase will eat away the profits but the equity and cash flow for long term is what drives me to go for this deal. 
La'Terrius Campbell Wholesaling Call List
30 October 2022 | 2 replies
You should do a bit on analysis on the workings and point of any marketing system you use.Example.. your question: How many times does one call...Well to asnwer this not based on mere opinion, but on logic, commonsense, data, numbers and evidence...How would you react if a Prok BBQ place called you when you don't eat meat, to try to get you to try their latest special called "Baby pig ripped from the mother, slaughtered infront of the mother and served on a juicy bun"?