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Fisayo Ijamakinwa Window unit air conditioner
3 May 2018 | 2 replies
Although more costly than a window air unit, mini-split units are much more energy efficient which will save money over the life of the unit.Advantages- More energy efficient than other cooling options leading to increased savings over time.- Offer higher level of functionality like timers and sleep functions to allow you to customize your desired temperature settings.- The loudest parts of the unit are located outside making mini splits quieter and .- More secure than window air conditioners not only regarding intruders but also dust and pests.- Many units are designed to both heat and cool allowing for year-round comfort.I hope help you my comment, or to anyone.
Grace Porritt Second Mortgage for Self-Employed
24 February 2018 | 1 reply
My payment increased $1200 per month.
Chris Gordon Investing or buying cashflow?
6 March 2018 | 33 replies
But, buy, but ,but but....each to their own.You can not increase cash flow with cash.
Eric Masi New Maryland Investor Looking For Feedback
22 August 2019 | 9 replies
Refinance at the start of Year 2; $185k ARV * .7 = $129,500 - $50k balloon = $79,500 + $12,744 [cash flow from rent with new mortgage] = $92,244 cash flow Year 2Sell in Year 5; less the balance due on the amortization schedule $121,909 = $63,091 cash flow Year 5The present value is now $135k which means that if I put in $140k at the start ($80k purchase price + $60k rehab costs) I overpaid by $5k.I realize there are a lot of limitations to this, for starters I didn't increase the rent at all and I assumed no appreciation beyond the ARV.
Adam Martin Strategies for Long-Term Residential Rentals
24 February 2018 | 2 replies
For my portfolio, we always do an increase of 2-5% to keep up with the increase in property taxes (2% on average year over year) and the market increase (somewhere between 5-10% in my area).
Travis Buck Possibility of being audited??
3 March 2018 | 11 replies
Depreciation qualifies as a business deduction.You do increase the chance of an audit with an amended return.
Elian Stuff I HAVE TO RENTALS, I WANT TO PULL OUT $80-90K, REFI AND BUY 3RD
24 February 2018 | 1 reply
(TENENTS ARE IN ONE YEAR LEASE TO EXPIRE 1-31-19).IF I PAY OFF THIS LOAN NOW, CASH FLOW WILL INCREASE TO $897 A MONTH.I DO NOT WANT TO SELL HOUSE.HOUSE # 2BOUGHT IN 2014, PAID 220KVALUE NOW IN 2018, VALUE IS ABOUT 335-345KBALANCE ON LOAN IS $151KLOAN RATE IS 4.375, 30YEAR FIXED RATE SINCE TIME OF PURCHASE IN 2014.AT THIS MOMENT, CASH FLOW IS $200 A MONTHTENENTS ARE MONTH TO MONTH, HAVE BEEN THERE FOR 15MONTHS,  I DO NOT WANT TO SELL THIS HOUSE.  
Account Closed Help: Acquisition Slump
25 February 2018 | 12 replies
Maybe increase your marketing budget, change your content or try a different strategy all together.Unfortunately marketing effectiveness changes rather quickly nowadays.
Whitney T Redfield Newbie from Southern California ... Los Angeles / Orange County
27 February 2018 | 9 replies
I love the idea of getting an FHA, 203K loan and immediately fixing up as much as I can right away to immediately increase rental income. 
Jason A. converting to nat gas: how to transition tenants/ word new leases
25 February 2018 | 0 replies
I have a lease renewal on April 1 for one of the two units where I cover the oil cost … on the basis I do the conversion in the spring, I’d subsequently be tasking tenant to cover their own nat gas bills going forward (starting this coming winter).