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Phil Kurumunda LLC, Asset protection and Mortgages
9 November 2016 | 3 replies
However some bankers look the other way and dont care as long as you have a good payment and credit history.  2) If the above is NOT allowed, then what alternatives does an investor have to protect personal assets from unscrupulous tenants who may look to go after at personal assets in case of a lawsuit?  
Allende Hernandez WiFi Lockbox?
7 March 2020 | 18 replies
I was looking at the entire door lock as an alternative because those are more advanced but this may cut it!!!
Peter Schuyler New Construction Expense Calculation
8 November 2016 | 0 replies
Im looking at a new construction Duplex unit, will take 6 months to build.In all the reading and research the 50% rule for all expenses to me seems high for new constrcution.I'm assuming Expense will be Taxes, Repairs, Capex, Vacancy needs to be saved per month for expenses, but 5% for repairs, and another 5% for capex seems a bit high on a new Duplex, I do not want to kid myself, but I plan on holding for 3-5 years, so Im hoping no roof failure, or appliance failure 3-5 years, and first year is builder warrantyUtils will be picked by ownerNo HOA, PM will be done by myselfDoes anyone have an alternate percentage for new construction buy and hold 3-5 years.  
Peter Schuyler New Construction Duplex and 50% Rule
11 November 2016 | 3 replies
Im looking at a new construction Duplex unit, will take 6 months to build.In all the reading and research the 50% rule for all expenses to me seems high for new constrcution.I'm assuming Expense will be Taxes, Repairs, Capex, Vacancy needs to be saved per month for expenses, but 5% for repairs, and another 5% for capex seems a bit high on a new Duplex, I do not want to kid myself, but I plan on holding for 3-5 years, so Im hoping no roof failure, or appliance failure 3-5 years, and first year is builder warrantyUtils will be picked by ownerNo HOA, PM will be done by myselfDoes anyone have an alternate percentage for new construction buy and hold 3-5 years.
Marsha Segree SD401K vs SD IRA and Checkbook Control
8 November 2016 | 5 replies
Both the solo 401k and the IRA allow for investing in alternative investments like real estate.
Brian Cornick New Real Estate Investor from Denver, Colorado
9 November 2016 | 10 replies
For a new person interested in investing, the podcasts were a generous alternative to the various books that have been suggested and extremely helpful (looking at you Rich Dad, Poor Dad).  
Andrea P. Newish Investor from Aurora, CO
12 November 2016 | 10 replies
(I am by nature a saver).
Account Closed Know Your Rental Expenses to Ensure Healthy Cash Flow - Article
9 November 2016 | 2 replies
Rates can be further exacerbated if the rental is located in an area prone to natural disasters like earthquakes, flooding or fire, which can require additional levels of insurance.
Stephen Connors Newbie along the Lake Huron shoreline
9 November 2016 | 2 replies
And being a detail-oriented kinda guy, I naturally gravitate towards failure avoidance by knowing as much as possible about the numbers.I looked at a few of the online property management course, but from an outsiders POV, they all kinda look the same. 
Francesca Tran 1031 Exchange with Seller Financing
8 November 2016 | 6 replies
@Francesca Tran, If the seller has alternate sources of cash he can simply sell to you on an installment sale and start his 1031 exchange.