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Aaron Mazzrillo Austin Market Outlook
29 September 2016 | 15 replies
Buying for appreciation always seems like a dangerous game.
John Thedford How Would You Structure This Deal: You Own The Lot
3 October 2016 | 15 replies
Those guys are one extreme or the other - experienced and pricey or inexperienced and dangerous.  
Casey Mac Is this owner-occupy option feasible? Warning-high market prices
5 October 2016 | 8 replies
Good suggestion though. 2) The $1000 figure was from the previous owner (who pays for everything at the property ... amazing deal and dangerous, I know) giving ballpark figures of his previous costs (Per year: insurance $2k, taxes $4k, internet $1k, water $1k, gas $1.5k, hydro $2k (total $12k)). 3) Good points.
David Lade New Nomad investor, originally from Vancouver Canada.
29 August 2016 | 7 replies
I'd hazzard to say that Vancouver cash flow is impossible, and with our new taxation on foreign investors even speculation (a game I would never play) seems to be too dangerous for most right now.
Thomas Horner Low to No Money - Where to start?
8 July 2016 | 12 replies
It gives that lender some say in your buissness and if it's friend or family it can stress relationships and make for trouble at thanksgiving dinner. 3) this one is the most dangerous.
Marcus Perkins Fairly new real estate investor from Chicago
11 February 2016 | 6 replies
Rain sleet snow 40 mph winds we're out there so it's pretty dangerous as well to say the least.
Crystal Chang Are contractors to be trusted?
11 July 2015 | 24 replies
Sunnyside, Houston, TX is the sixth most dangerous neighborhood in the United States and the most dangerous neighborhood in Texas."
N/A N/A Debt, Leverage, and Cash
17 April 2007 | 21 replies
Most people, books, seminars etc. teach about how great Credit is, and I'm more of the cash and carry type myself.I know investors who have a very hard time collecting rent, and now they all want section 8 so they can get paid.This is a dangerous scenerio to myself:An investor buys multiple properities, then takes out the equity, refi's etc. these properties to the top, or darn close to it.Then plans on the tenants to pay for this with their rents, Ok this will work, the only problem is tenants do not pay on time or they stop paying rent and have to be evicted.This is why the investors want section 8, yet I hear sec. 8 is tightening up their funding, or already has.Then there are people that move from one place to another and stiff the landlord then move on, these people know how to use the system to their advantage and moveing around and stiffing landlords has become a way of life.
Jeff Fairchild Wholesaling subject to's
19 March 2009 | 69 replies
I think wholesaling sub2 is a little dangerous.
Daniel Lucas Hello from Baltimore, MD!
8 March 2008 | 8 replies
My relatives all think skiing is too dangerous and risky.