Andrew P.
To allow pets, or not.....
17 January 2016 | 29 replies
If you do allow dogs/cats I recommend having a weight limit and a limit on dog breeds.
Dan Graney
Plumbing problems in old house
25 January 2016 | 20 replies
Good point brought up about having to support all the weight of the cast pipe, didn't think about that.
Bill Florence
Seasoning rules on non-financed properties - Why ?
14 January 2016 | 4 replies
The Delayed Financing program is a Fannie Mae program and is used a lot by investors that need to take down a property faster than they are able to finance it at acquisition.
Gregory Howard
Rural Alabama
6 December 2016 | 6 replies
I like to pay it forward so read my bio and reach out, if there is any info or connections I may have to move you forward faster I will let you know.
Clarence Johnson
New Member from Massachusetts
13 January 2016 | 7 replies
Makes the 1 hour Elliptical go much faster. 3)Take action.
Christian Benitez
would 5,000$ be a good downpayment?
20 February 2016 | 17 replies
Risk can take you down faster then a tiger.
Ryan Nogales
New Member (Houston, Texas)
13 January 2016 | 7 replies
Makes the 1 hour Elliptical go much faster. 3)Take action.
Samantha Klein
5 Years to 100K a year income
3 November 2017 | 12 replies
Here's what I do in Excel:Year 1:Total savings from "real jobs" for my wife and me + Current passive income from rentals = Total to invest in more rentalsTotal to invest X CASH ON CASH % GOAL = additional passive income createdYear 2 (and so on until you reach goal income)Total savings from "real jobs" for my wife and me + Current passive income from rentals + additional passive income created from last year's investments = Total to invest in more rentalsTotal to invest X CASH ON CASH % GOAL = additional passive income createdPassive income grows by investing savings and re-investing new passive income (snowball effect).Here's the simple way to view it: the two factors you can control to reach your goal faster are the savings per year from your real job, and your cash on cash goal.
Ricardo Murph II
Contacting a owner of vacant property near my home
19 January 2016 | 10 replies
Hi @Ricardo Murph II I agree with Tom Cooper in regards to the issues that the property may have, it seems that a property deteriorates faster when unoccupied then when it is occupied; however I to think that you should definitely contact the owner.
Yohannes Kifle
Newbie Cali investor learning about Seattle market
11 April 2016 | 20 replies
And from what I have heard Boeing is growing faster there than in Renton.