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Jason Polykoff What's to Stop Me from Getting my GC License?
6 September 2021 | 5 replies
Other than permitting issues, where certain trades have to be licensed to pull their own  permits (electric,AC, plumbing, etc) your insurance companies will audit you annually to verify your subs have liability and workers compensation….since ultimately you and your insurance company will be on the hook. 
Jacob Fromer Killer deal in the works but trouble financing
8 September 2021 | 25 replies
Even if you put $50,000 down with 4.2% interest your mortgage, insurance, property taxes, trash removal, water, owner's electric meter, maintenance, etc. will exceed $4,000 per month and there won't be any booty to pay your partners for 20 to years until after you increase rents.The property could make decent money for someone who can put $150k to $200k down and for someone who has a lot of cash in the bank for rehabbing units when tenants move, for a new roof, plumbing, repairs, etc.
Lee Whited Financing Methods?
7 September 2021 | 2 replies

Hello everyone,
I received a "VA-Guaranteed Cash-Out Loan Offer" in the mail for up to 100% refinance cash-out option. I'm looking for some capital to make a 6 unit purchase to increase my portfolio to 9 doors. I'm c...

Nick Henry How do I buy my first rental property?
9 September 2021 | 19 replies
It seems like you want to do the SCARLETT method, go read my article regarding this.
Joel Patterson BRRRR Process and buying a house that doesn't need rehab.
7 September 2021 | 8 replies
I am new at this and have consumed a significant amount of information over the last month or so.When I consider the BRRRR method and use the rental property calculator, the whole process revolves around Hard Money Loan and rehabilitation and renter installed to ultimately refinance.
Bryan Eugene Long Heloc vs slow and steady
12 September 2021 | 8 replies
So I have two different ideas how to get my next property and would like to hear people’s thoughts on both1 use a heloc on my primary residence for my down on one or two properties, using the brrr method.2 use current rental profit plus a little extra and save for the down which I believe will take me at least 4 years but probably 6-8 years accounting for unforeseen expenses. 
Gayle Eisner A hot topic-owning property in the mountains.
16 May 2022 | 14 replies
I’m really looking forward to that project getting completed. as for my renovations we did everything: (for my both the main home and ADU) Roof, siding, electrical, plumbing, floors, etc.
Trevor Harnett Due Diligence - Rent Revenue Discrepancy and Negotiating
7 September 2021 | 1 reply
Do I go door to door and validate the rent and payment method?
Mitchell Mclocklin Best way to handle Keys and locks at 50+ Units
21 April 2022 | 7 replies
Hi folks, I am currently doing research and looking into potential solutions and successful methods to simplify keys and gaining access to all our units.