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Mark Doty Appraisal for newly built ADU?
14 January 2021 | 10 replies
It is unlikely you can build a detached ADU of this size and quality, not doing the work yourself, for $80K. 
Andrei Opal ADVISE NEEDED - 236 Margaret Ave, Kitchener - 10plex
2 September 2022 | 7 replies
- Is there a way to improve quality of the tenants in short term of 1-2years? 
Andrew Albritton Newbie In Turlock, California
7 June 2020 | 16 replies
Being within a 2 hour drive of San Francisco has me contemplating how the market out here would react if California ever finishes the high speed rail that has been in planning.
Demetre Dyse Interested in College Station TX
21 January 2020 | 10 replies
Housing prices (SFH, MF, and apartments) all can vary depending on neighborhood class, size/location, time of year you're trying to fill it, quality of finish out, etc.
Oscar Manuel Newbie in the Bay Area (Daly City to be exact)
14 January 2020 | 5 replies
I've finally decided to get more active with my RE investing endeavors and make quality connections with people in this community, through meet ups, discussion forums, and mastermind groups. 
Brent T Howell Hampton Roads (Norfolk) VA Small Multi-Family
25 January 2020 | 16 replies
I planned on getting a quality home inspection.
Bryan Deuel New to real estate investing in Kansas City
14 January 2020 | 7 replies
You can possibly break this down in the following manner: Year 1: Purchase 1 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $200Year 2: Purchase 2 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $600Year 3: Purchase 4 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $1,400Year 4: Purchase 4 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $2,200Year 5: Purchase 4 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $3,000Year 6: Purchase 6 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $4,200Year 7: Purchase 6 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $5,400Year 8: Purchase 6 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $6,600Year 9: Purchase 8 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $8,200Year 10: Purchase 12 units; Total Monthly Cash Flow = $10,600You can even start purchasing more units early on to speed up the process.
Colleen F. Wide stairs and flooring dilemma in a split level
23 January 2020 | 12 replies
Last, the pre-finished hardwood is pretty affordable when you consider the relative cost of lower-quality products and the fact it is pre-finished so, nail it down and your done.
Bei He ADU Contract - need some suggestions
12 October 2020 | 5 replies
One thing you can do is to check out the contractor's other ADU builds, you can see the quality as well as ask for permit and final approvals of those projects to verify.Good luck!
Dennis Pro Delaware Tech Real Estate Course/Newbie
18 January 2020 | 2 replies
Listen at 1.5X speed if you can handle it to get through more quickly.3) The Book on Rental Property Investing - I know you mentioned wanting to flip, but I suggest starting with this book even for people wanting to flip.