Sheri Fluellen
Creating assisted living homes in houses
29 July 2022 | 3 replies
I think I've found a partner to pursue this strategy and there is a unique law passed that makes it good timing in the area I live.
Juan David Maldonado
What are the best real estate mailers?
28 July 2022 | 1 reply
It's better to NOT get advice on this, that will help keep your mailer more unique, which is more important than fitting in.
Becca F.
Should I sell or rent out my condo?
4 August 2022 | 15 replies
However it's not impossible, but screening is more important then ever and can still be done with in the boundaries of Oakland's unique requirements...
Tristan Wheelock
Help me decide whether to swap or sell?
17 August 2022 | 10 replies
Dave is giving you sound solid advice, and all the "metrics" he is mentioning are important and are creating quite the unique environment here in FL.
Bryant Mortimer
First Real Estate Purchase
6 August 2022 | 4 replies
Unique in that it's inverted meaning the 1br/1.5ba with private rooftop is on the top and the 2br 2.5ba is on the main and bottom floor.
Brendan Mahony
Looking to hire expert in unincorporated towns/land
8 August 2022 | 2 replies
I'm interested in purchasing land in unincorporated territories to be able to build more unique structures that would be difficult to get permits with otherwise!
Rebecca Schnur
How do I run comps on properties?
8 August 2022 | 14 replies
(there are some other factors to consider if you're looking at a unique home or location as well but so you have an idea).
Christian D.
Property Management Company Needed
9 August 2022 | 3 replies
It could be that they worked out a unique plan for you since it's a small duplex (they have good reviews online).
Clinton J. Andersen
Long Time Listener, First Time Caller
9 August 2022 | 10 replies
Our approach was a bit unique as we purchased the property to turn it into a group living home, which we did shortly after moving into the property!
Leo R.
How much cashflow is "enough"?
8 August 2022 | 5 replies
(When I say "cashflow", I mean the average monthly net across the entire portfolio after mortgages/debt services, taxes, insurance, CapEx, vacancy, and all other expenses are deducted).For the sake of simplicity, let's assume that the investor has NO other sources of income other than their rentals (they don't have a W2 job or anything).Obviously, how much cashflow is "adequate" depends on an investor's unique situation (for instance, $5,000/month cashflow might be great for a person with one rental, but it might be totally insufficient for someone with 500 units....similarly, $1,000/month cashflow might be great if all you've invested is $5k, but $1,000/month cashflow would probably be terrible if you've invested 10 million).So, what cashflow do you consider "adequate" given other relevant factors?...