Dylan McClung
Mobile home park investing.
7 April 2018 | 31 replies
It's about how to evaluate the property value. 1.)
Michael Suggs
fortunebuilders are they worth it?
21 February 2017 | 1 reply
I would look to evaluate a number of coaches/programs along with Fortune Builders to find the right fit for you.
Sam G.
Beginner investor starting out in Baltimore
23 February 2017 | 7 replies
Maybe still pretty good - would have to look into this.In terms of evaluating the following deal:1.
Jeremy Kentrel
Newly Lic. RE Agent-Investor Looking for a Broker in PBC
12 April 2017 | 3 replies
Although I like the potential of being a sales associateI've got goals of doing flips and rentals of about 10 deals this year and increase them as time progresses.
Daniel J.
Depreciation or is it?
25 February 2017 | 22 replies
There are literally thousands of MHC's that are no longer in the path of progress and the incentive to continue feeding new MH's in old MHC's is diminishing more and more by the year.
Barry Mason
What to Provide on Current Tax Return for a Flip in Progress
1 March 2017 | 1 reply
I'm trying to do my own taxes and want to know if I provide anything on this year's return about my flip-in-progress's cost in 2016 (even though it's not sold yet but I purchased it and had many expenses in 2016) or I wait and report everything at once (basis cost and profit made) on the return for year it's sold.
Sam Alex
how to calculate long term capital gains
1 April 2018 | 2 replies
hi, i'm evaluating whether to sell or continue renting my previous primary residence - i'm approaching the 5 year limit after which i will have to pay long term capital gains.
Matthew Allen
Selma House (ARV $165k, Purchase $90.5k, Rehab $26.5k)
23 February 2017 | 4 replies
ARV - $165,000Estimated Rehab - $26,500Purchase - $90,500Expected Profit (as Flip) - $19,267.71Expected Rent - $1,500/monthI picked up this 4/2.5 house in Selma (just outside San Antonio, TX), and figured I'd start a Deal Diary to track the progress and ask questions.
Antoine Baisy
Start with Rehab or Inherent Tenants
24 February 2017 | 2 replies
Here are a few I see:Pros for Rehab: You get to see and correct the condition of the house immediately, you get to screen your tenants before giving them the keysCons for Rehab: time and $$ in rehab work, no income until you can find tenants for itPros for Tenants: Income right away and no need for immediate rehab (hopefully)Cons for Tenants: Do due diligence to ensure income-generation (evaluate lease and rent details), mystery quality tenants, unable to fully inspect house conditionWhere would you begin?
Terry Hughes
Deal Evaluation - Good Deal or Not
25 February 2017 | 5 replies
Hi, I'm looking at a deal in the San Antonio area and wanting to get an opinion on whether or not it is a good deal. Here are the particulars:Price - 137kARV - 170kRehab-15kRent-1600Tax-4400/yrIns-1450/yrHOA-250/yr30...