Allan Pilapil
Pre approved to buy 1st property
6 October 2020 | 18 replies
If you can afford the mortgage indefinitely even if the rooms were not rented and/or you can live mortgage free or close to it by renting all the rooms, then it's probably not a bad deal and you should go for it!
Lisa Jones
low maintenance investment for 1031 exchange property
4 October 2020 | 23 replies
Primarily because they work with the 1031 exchange which will allow you to indefinitely defer all of the tax and depreciation recapture that you've worked so hard for.
Naga Avinash Raya
New Investor, Overwhelmed By Everything Going On, Need Some Help
25 August 2020 | 20 replies
In the end I went with out of state single and multi family properties that needed little to no work upon purchase with the intent to hold indefinitely so i would have an additional source of income when I ultimately retire.
Chris Gawlik
sell now, gather cash, be prepared and get ready. market crash.
9 February 2022 | 195 replies
Does anyone really think that governments are going to send money or bail out (i) the stock market, (ii) tenants, (iii) millions of unemployed people, (iv) whole economic sectors (airlines, carmakers, oil companies..) indefinitely, over and over?
Geoffrey Davenport
Wait to refi current home after acquiring new 3 unit?
2 September 2020 | 5 replies
Caveat to ^^ - Don't walk away from a house-hack that would work well because you haven't refinanced yet, and don't wait indefinitely to refinance until you find the ideal house-hack.
V. Anthony Silva
What would you do on 1st property? Brrrr or Flip
11 September 2020 | 12 replies
With rentals the work continues in definitely.
Mike Smith
Short sale back to self
8 September 2012 | 19 replies
If you rent back indefinitely, it's kind of like owning it.Eventually it becomes so "old and cold" that you could probably get B of A to approve a sale back to you.
Account Closed
Does this make sense?
25 October 2012 | 6 replies
I'd hate to rent myself indefinitely if there is inflation in the future.
Samuel Ksiazkieicz
A little help understanding this land trust strategy
23 November 2012 | 3 replies
The answer is “Yes”...so long as income tax benefits are not altered or enhanced in the process.4 As we’ve discussed in other chapters, federal lending regulations fully authorize the creation of inter vivos trusts of all types, requiring only that the borrower creating such a trust remain “A” beneficiary (a very important indefinite article, that “a”).
Keith Boley
So You're New To This: A Guide for the New Real Estate Investor
11 December 2017 | 186 replies
Advertize: Put signs on your car, make business cards, do fliers, get your name on the web.