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Alberto Nikodimov Tenant Screening Now more important than ever!
4 February 2021 | 3 replies
After hearing many horror stories from self-managing investors and other Property Management Companies, I decided to share the process we use in Central Florida and Orlando.
Codey Fabian New Member in Central Maine
9 February 2021 | 16 replies
I live in Maine and me and a coworker recently started our own handyman business in the Central Maine area.
Julie Williams Utilities turned off in a potential flip- would you buy it?
3 February 2021 | 16 replies
Central and West and even north?
Lee Fuhr A success in the making!
30 January 2021 | 0 replies
Purchase price: $100,000 Contributors: Peter Fennig Beautiful fix and flip in coveted West Central neighborhood of Fort Wayne, IN.
Michael Valenzuela Heating and cooling question
30 January 2021 | 0 replies
Currently the house has no central heat or ac and I want to make sure I am able to rent the house.
Akhil Nagapuri My first House Hack — is it best to go DUPLEX or TOWNHOME?
1 February 2021 | 3 replies
Hey everyone,I want to house hack my first property here in central jersey (hoping to land one in Middlesex County).Right now it’s difficult to find a duplex within central and north jersey, and for a second I thought if it would be better to start with a townhome as my first rental property/house hack?
Ryan Lam Help Analyzing - Central Florida
31 January 2021 | 7 replies
Single Family HomeRental, Buy & Hold (of course would need to cash flow positive)New ConstructionRequires Property Management (out of state)Central FloridaBeds/Baths: 3/2SqFt: ~1,300List: $183,900Mortgage Amount: $147,120Down Payment: -$36,780 (20%)Closing Costs: -$4,597.50 (assumed 2.5%)Repair: $0 (new construction)Updates: -$1,200 (needs fridge)Rent: $1,425 (should be a conservative estimate)Vacancy: -$57 (monthly figure, assuming 4%)Principal+Interest: -$668.87Property Taxes: -$230 (about 1.5%)Property Management: -$114 (8%)Leasing Fee: -$89.06 (assuming required annually with turnover, this figure is assuming it were broken down monthly)Insurance: -$65Repairs/Maintenance: -$114 (8%)CapEx: $0 (new construction so assuming a few years should go by without it?)
Jessie Gray mobile home lisitngs
5 February 2021 | 11 replies
Texas is just BIG, and even narrowing it down to North Central Texas would leave you with the entire DFW metroplex + the entire Texoma region around Sherman plus the areas just east of Dallas and on and on.
Oren Toubiana Investment in Central Florida
2 February 2021 | 2 replies
Hello,I've already invested in a couple of multifamily in TX, but i would like to explore opportunities in Central Florida (single or multifamily).
Kevin Nolan Tenant demanding I fix one radiator that is not working
3 February 2021 | 4 replies
I think section 8 here does require a permanent heat source in each closed room but you can install a baseboard heater to meet that requirement instead of the central heat.