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Jeff Hanson Worth paying a bit more to gain access to additional properties?
17 May 2016 | 2 replies
They countered us back to $152k (LP of $154k), and the existing monthly rent is $1400 (could potentially get up to $1600/month), putting this right around, or just below the 1% mark.  
Tim Jonasson Palm Springs Condo- Need to Get Creative
22 May 2016 | 9 replies
There are tons of VR's, but the 80/20 rules exists here as well. 20% of the properties are getting 80% of the bookings.What are your expences break down?
Craig Aucott Complete Newbie from Manchester, UK
19 May 2016 | 11 replies
Hi all.I figure it's time to introduce myself, having lurked, watched several webinars and taken in 12 hours of BP Podcasts over the past month or so.Anyway, my name is Craig, I live near Manchester, England, and I have absolutely ZERO experience in Real Estate.However, having seen my uncle and his 2 sons do really well in RE, and having nothing in the way of a retirement plan/fund (and being 44), I figure it's time to get off my butt and come up with a plan.Having looked around, RE seems like the way to go but, like a lot of people, pretty much everything I have is tied up my home and , as we only moved to this property 2 years ago, we don't have a massive amount of equity in it yet.Therefore, I need to find out how much of what i am reading/hearing on BP actually applies to UK Real Estate for a start (obviously, things like the MLS don't exist here - at least not to my knowledge) and how I can start doing something in the next 1-2 years.I could go to my cousins for advice, but we've never been a particularly close family and I don't want to just turn up and start asking for handouts (any advice they give could potentially impact their own business, as they buy-to-rent in an area less than 10 miles from me).I would prefer to get in to buy-to-rent (or buy-and-hold as I believe it's called over there), as I have a full-time IT job, that I am not looking to give up any time soon.Also, if any other UK-based members have advice on the best way to deal with the banks, any specific rules/pitfalls over here, whether the auction is the only place to buy smaller, cheap properties that need rehab (every man and his dog seems to go there, though, thanks to programmes like Homes Under the Hammer).Anyway. 
JOSH ELIOT Buying my first house from my Dad, and I need a little advice
20 May 2016 | 12 replies
Prop 13 exists in California!
Karen Moysi Land Contract
25 May 2016 | 7 replies
An attorney client relationship does not exist between you and me and if you are in doubt about your legal rights and/or responsibilities, please seek legal counsel. 
Gina Jurlando Flipping in the Tri-State Area
19 May 2016 | 18 replies
The main issue I've been finding is unfortunately a lack of a large investment potential, in addition to the market being so saturated by flippers in NY already.
Davit Gharibyan Redemption period sale
2 May 2019 | 7 replies
Yeah,tell him he's a jerk for trying to get you to steal a house from another family using a law that shouldn't exist!
Calvin Kwan Oakland Property - Existing tenant questions!
18 May 2016 | 4 replies

Hey Guys,There's a property in the Oakland that I am interested in, but it has as pretty unusual tenant situation. It's a duplex on record, but the previous owner put in 2 additional non-conforming units (so 4 units t...

Igor Messano Does anyone have a list of Capex's that you use to evaluate?
28 August 2016 | 1 reply
I want to do this for existing properties and for some of my next deals.
Deanna Coutts Seeking Foreclosure Investors in Puget Sound area
14 February 2017 | 10 replies
Thank you for taking the time to read my keyword-saturated post.