
16 October 2018 | 152 replies
He teaches that buying real estate purely for appreciation is gambling and should instead be viewed as the icing on the cake.I invest in Ohio :)

26 November 2019 | 11 replies
@Brian Nel Just an observation.....on your back, unless you plan on it being a pure rental property before you sell....whatever portion you depreciate will not be eligible for for your 121 primary exclusion.

15 January 2020 | 21 replies
For pure short term rental, further Southwest Austin has a ton of wedding venues with hill country appeal that also do well in peak season for rentals.

11 January 2022 | 115 replies
This thread and specifically this post is pure gold.

25 April 2021 | 3 replies
My guess (and it's purely that) is that the densely populated coasts will be hit somewhat harder by mortgage woes.

23 June 2022 | 8 replies
Based on your post, it looks like these will be purely investment properties.

5 September 2015 | 33 replies
- it wont make much of a difference, but if it is rented then i have a chance to recover the money over a period of time. these properties are purely cash flow, it wont sell it for more.

30 June 2021 | 125 replies
If its purely an investment property with no personal use or emotion, there are less options and it will take longer to find (but not impossible).

2 July 2015 | 15 replies
Okay I think the big thing here is to understand the risks to purely wholesalingYou need money for marketing, a good area for cash Buyers that are buying now,savings for personal expenses plus savings for marketing and other business expensesSo if it takes you three grand a month personal expenses plus another two grand of business expenses that's 6 months x 5k or 30,000Now if you're a transaction engineer, you can also go after expired listings and help sellers sell pretty houses with lease option assignmentsOr you can buy on sub2 or a wrapYour exit strategy can be lease to own and earn 3%Or on a minor rehab, you can do a joint venture with the seller, give the seller a note with no payments for their equity for four months, use private money for the minor rehab, and resell to a retail buyer.

30 September 2008 | 56 replies
Or, yes, mandate commissions on all the properties the the government is going to end up selling.There's no way around the fact that any bailout is pure socialism.