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James Helm Calling All MultiFamily and Apartment Investors
18 May 2018 | 2 replies
Think of ways to add some sort of incentive to bump up their interest to perform better3) While it is absolutely essential to follow the law, paying attention to property owner's request  and actually following up on them makes a huge difference4) Being flexible when it comes to agreeing on the contract terms with the property owners5) Performing your job as if the property was your own, in other words, showing that you care about the tenants and the property6) Keeping up with the latest technology trends and leveraging social media when looking for potential tenants and then keeping up with the existing tenants7) Promptly responding to tenants' request (especially in the emergency situations like water leak f.e.)If you'd like some more, feel free to PM me.Good luck!
Jack Luzecky Low Performing 'A Class' Rentals
4 December 2017 | 7 replies
We do not experience any difficulty getting these rented.
Jorge Quintero Beginning to Strategize to Invest in Houston
30 November 2017 | 3 replies
15% or higher for ROI (for single family or multifamily) and 100 - 200 Per unit Cash Flow from on Multifamily or 200 - 300 Cash Flow for Single Families. for guys like you and me we Will find difficulty Projecting or exiting Negative Cash flow properties and cant tolerate the razor thin margins of less than 100 cash flow when we are new to the game.In regards to tools, use har.com is the best for us. a few others out there for none realtors.
Terry Lao 2018 Housing Forecast by Realtor.com.......and #1 is Las Vegas
27 March 2018 | 50 replies
During previous crash, all cities experience difficulty selling houses include San Francisco, New York, Dallas, Las Vegas etc.
Ronald Wallis Grant Cardone's idea of "Never buy just one door"
3 December 2017 | 27 replies
I think he's reasoning is sound but as as newbie investor I am having difficulty buying a multifamily due to the larger down payment and loan required, therefore I'm refocused on research on SFH. 
Ian Livaich Questions re: Downsides of the BRRR Strategy
5 December 2017 | 2 replies
If so, what difficulties have you run into?  
Richie Choy Analytics and Automation
25 May 2019 | 8 replies
@Richie ChoyAs everybody is now aware that real estate industry is behind in terms of technology
Noah Wood Getting your real estate liscense
3 December 2017 | 8 replies
Did I say license renewal which cost me $ 245 every 4 years.95% brokerage charges a desk fee, printer fee, technology fee often in $100s per month.
Jason Turo What resources are important in your wholesaling business?
22 January 2018 | 2 replies
What resources and specific technology do you use in your wholesaling business?  
Jorge Ruiz CPA- Where Do I Need One??
19 March 2019 | 10 replies
You would also report the rental income on your California return since California taxes worldwide income, but you may take a credit for any taxes you pay to Wisconsin on your California return.People typically hire CPAs in the state where they live, but that's becoming less and less of a necessity is this age of technology.