William Kyle Walker
Does Venezuela's recession make it ripe for the picking?
31 May 2017 | 9 replies
People in the US cannot imagine what it is like to stand in line starting at 3:00 am in hopes that the price controlled food store might get some food that day and if it does, that it will not run out before you get there.
John Roldan
Beginner Real Estate Investor From Jersey City
7 May 2018 | 4 replies
Hello all, from Jersey City.I'm John and my family and I currently own a house that we are having renovations done to in the Jersey City (Journal Square 07306) area, which is in a very good location for potential renters since it is close to: (transportation, food places, one train ride away from Newport Mall, etc)The property has gone through appraisal and after, was appraised at a pretty good value in the $350k+ range and I am wondering what to do to get started in real estate investing.I am interested in having it rented out but also POSSIBLY selling it, and getting multiple properties with a large amount of rooms (3-4+) that I can have rented out for cash flow.If any investors are in the 07306 area or have experience with investing in Jersey City, feel free to provide some feedback and some strategic insight.
Nicholas Varner
Unlimited Passive Losses as a Real Estate Professional
14 January 2016 | 3 replies
Rotten food, dog crap, sex toys, drugs, boxes of junk, and really just decay and my business that I took 8 years to grow collapsing.
Melinda Vandergeugten
Reading Brandon's book on Rental Property Investing
7 June 2016 | 5 replies
Food luck.
Manuel Marine
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Termites, whose cost?
7 August 2007 | 12 replies
You do need to make sure all food is out of the home.
Jim Bailey
Dave Kennedy
Real Estate - What value does it really have?
21 March 2009 | 20 replies
You're assuming the mortgage payments are investment costs when it fact they're living expenses in the case of your residence.If I'm able to save $5,000 this year from my investments but spend $5,000 for food during that same period (big eater), have I just broken even?
Jason F
Flea Markets
22 April 2008 | 0 replies
That's not including the sites with electric/lighting, permanent tenants, food vendors, and storage facilities they have on site.
Lynel Charfauros
2-year "worry-free" Lease Back
20 May 2008 | 8 replies
The buyer incentives include a 2-year "Master Lease" (lease-back) program, that guarentee's 2 years of mortage payments (up to 10% total purchase price per year),2 years HOA,2 years Property taxes, and covers closing costs(up to 1% of purchace price)and a Fly and Buy program, that covers travleing, board, and some food costs when veiwing the property.