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Robert D. foreign corporation
21 February 2012 | 3 replies
Robert,They are typically subject to the state's home rule as you are operating in their state.
Kenneth LaVoie GREAT Cash flow property that I dont' want to own!
16 April 2012 | 29 replies
For this purpose, just divide the annual net operating income (50% of gross rent) by .09 as the high end, divide NOI by .11 as the lower end of your potential range.Also, ask an agent to do a BPO/CMA to provide a point of reference.
Danny Day Increasing cash on cash return
8 February 2012 | 7 replies
Then divide this actual cashflow into the "all-in" number to get your COC return.And for the cash scenario, you already mentioned that you cashflow is $5400, so your cash on cash return is:$5400 / $53,050 = ~10% (not 20%)I think the part you're missing is that the $5400 (in this example) is your "Net Operating Income," not your "cashflow."
Bienes Raices Determining basis of REO property (rental)
13 February 2012 | 18 replies
Bienes,It is also the fact that he should be coaching you on what to keep track of and organization of records.
Michael Mcguniess How I used $38k to generate $17k per year with $26k per year potential
12 February 2012 | 23 replies
This unit will rent for $650 per month.With $700 total in operating expenses and $2,100 per month coming in, this house will be generating $17k net income this year.
Jeremy Namen Neighborhood Revival
17 October 2012 | 55 replies
I guess im just looking for some advice on how to organize a plan and present it to the right people so i can pick up more props by myself or with others..
Paul Scothern Atlanta rental properties
30 April 2013 | 12 replies
You'll have to be very dependent on the "turn-key" company to handle the day to day operations, so you want to make sure they have truly built a full-service company and that they are planning on sticking around.
Joshua Rothstein What is the protocol for a limited partner whom wants to exit the investment?
13 February 2012 | 1 reply
The operating agreement should specify a procedure.
Zachary Dosch Converting an office building to an apartment building
1 April 2012 | 28 replies
I just wanted to resurect this thread becuase Im zeroing in on what this will actually cost me and what type of income it would generate.Roughly it would generate $11,300/mo (4 3bed, 6 2bed, 6 1bed & Im operating on the conservative side for the rent amount).Expenses would roughly be debt service of about $6,600, $900 for property insurance, Its exempt from property insurance for 5 years (renisance zone), $700 in maintenance, and I would do all the property management.We are talking the place from the gutting phase all the way to turn key for a million bucks.
Nick J. Carpet Cleaners.....Do You Have One?
15 February 2012 | 1 reply
Most of them are small operations but they all have that really cool machine in their full size vans that seem to turn what appears to be a lost cause into something miraculous(sp?)