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5 February 2021 | 40 replies
I will discuss loan repayment options in a separate post but this is a simplified answer.This avoids the "compounding" of interest since the bank is legally only allowed to charge you in interest what you normally would have paid without forbearance.
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19 October 2015 | 177 replies
In my defense, I have picked up a few other things I am working on that are really going to tie up my free time probably for the year.
9 October 2014 | 8 replies
The United property even has some desired facilities already built in — a swimming pool and four tennis courts.But these compounds by and large must look to the private market for a new reason to exist.Daniel Miranda, president of HSA Commercial Real Estate, said possibilities include turning some campuses into retail centers, perhaps outlet malls, or converting them for medical or educational uses.
25 March 2019 | 28 replies
Easy: Home warranty as first line of DEFENSE.
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19 August 2009 | 11 replies
The broker/HML is part of your 1st line of defense.
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6 April 2018 | 13 replies
To defuse the defensiveness that question unintentionally can evoke I often expand on that: "Why is it done that way?
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3 February 2022 | 67 replies
If I wait 5 years on average to raise my rent I'd lose approximately a quarter million dollars over that 5 year period, ignoring any compounding effect. 140 doors x $33 increase x12 months x 5 years = 277,200.00.I am not in this business to give up $55k a year so my average tenant can save 33 bucks a month.
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20 March 2006 | 18 replies
Here is what I do in order to protect myself: If I'm putting together a deal that has a greater-than-normal risk, i.e. is particularly profitable for me, then I stipulate that the other party must engage the services of a credible real estate attorney and make them seek one out themselves (don't recommend one or you'll probably compound your troubles).
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3 February 2022 | 2 replies
However, you could also have a policy that says that you'll expense items under a certain dollar threshold so that you are not capitalizing lots of little things that then need to be separately tracked and depreciated because it's not simple and obviously compounds over time.
25 January 2024 | 15 replies
I am not going to discourage you, but how you grow and really compound it all doesn't work with a 10 year plan.