Originally posted by @Donna Matessa:We will have positive cash flow, so that's good. 

Originally posted by @Moshe Cohen:Hello everyone :)I'm wondering how can I check urban development..

I own 64% and he owns 36%.The original mortgage was for $1.5M, but we did a refinance cash out (interestonly this time with the same mortgage payments as previous) and took $1M out last year.For argument purposes, let's say net sales proceeds are $7.5M, and our equityafter mortgage close out is $5M. 

Originally posted by @William Nadeau:Hey @Nick Mulligan,I am currently house hacking in Taunton and i may have some insights into some facets of the FHA loan, as well as some information on the types of tenants, as well as the sub markets in the area.

Originally posted by @Dennis M.

Not originally from the area but 20 plus years in the US Navy, Norfolk VA has become my adopted home.

Originally posted by @Storm Silva:How you should be underwriting capex is take each major item like the hvac and calculate its useful life and how much it costs divide how much it costs be the number of months of its useful life left and that’s how much you should be saving for that item do that for every capex and the sum them out for your total capex per month you should be setting aside.

Originally posted by @Jehad Mahmoud:Hi BP!   

Originally posted by @Pratik P.

Originally posted by @Gi'angelo Bautista:I'm going to go contact homeowners who have a Notice of Sale, but I noticed that some of them have their Notice of Sale postponed due to "Bankruptcy".