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Henry J. My out of state experience sharing (DFW)
11 September 2017 | 16 replies
Understanding soil applies to any property nationwide, but certain areas of TX have clay soils... but damage can be mitigated by using automatic soaker hoses to wet soil around foundation.
Trevor Smith Exit Strategy Help! First rehab has gone wrong...
7 September 2016 | 17 replies
You could always just try to wholesale the house right now to someone else and get out breaking even depending on where you are in the rehab.
Jake Lord First Deal Gone Wrong
20 September 2019 | 44 replies
@Jake Lord, you'll only be able to use a 1031 to mitigate those taxes if you end up deciding to hold the property. 
Henry Bagh All Cash vs DSCR Loan / Personal Name vs Ohio LLC
5 September 2023 | 13 replies
You can mitigate somewhat with a Portfolio blanket loan but closing costs (as a percentage of loan) will always be somewhat painful on low loan amounts
Austin McAnena Turnkey or Value-Add for First Multi-Family Property?
13 September 2020 | 13 replies
Thorough due diligence combined with putting checks and balances in place among your team will help to mitigate the risk. 
Dan Panea Market Data and Charts
1 August 2023 | 7 replies
What is the best way (including paid) to connect with the right mentor, to learn to identify and mitigate risks, and learn an optimal approach to REI?
Doobie Sims Pursue Delayed Financing, or keep paying HELOC?
4 August 2023 | 13 replies
@Doobie Sims, there are lenders that allow for delayed financing and who will use the appraised value before 6 months on a cash out refinance.So if you buy a house for $126K and you do a lot of work on it, it appraises for $250K, the lender will use the $250K for loan to value purposes.The 6 months or 1 year guidelines are for lenders that do qualified mortgages (QM) mortgages who sell their loans on the secondary market to government sponsored enterprises (GSEs) such as Freddie Mae and Freddie Mac to replenish their cash for more loans.Non-qualified mortgages (Non-QM) can decide to adopt all of some of qualified mortgage rules to mitigate risks but they don't have to since non-QM lenders sell these loans to different investors on the secondary market to replenish their cash for more loans.
Uri Gofman Cleveland Ohio Investment Property Market Update
2 March 2023 | 1 reply
Investors that find themselves gravitating to these types of properties may be able to mitigate some of their inherent risks by employing certain criteria to limit some of the commonly associated pitfalls.The Cleveland market remains a stable investment option in the current economy with mostly predictable ranges of financial outcomes.  
Brian S. House Hack: Advertise stating owner will be living next door?
20 May 2022 | 4 replies
For that reason I think it's very important to have good systems and boundaries in place right from the get-go in order to mitigate this if they do know (or find out) that you're the owner.Cheers,Dean
William C. How to deal with petty tenant requests...
2 March 2020 | 64 replies
This is really really important to mitigate large scale issues.....for example I had a tenant not tell me their toilet was not flushing well and now I am facing 30-50k in damages (yes, i have insurance that is covering it)..... the seal on the toilet broke and flooded their apartment.