Mike Villela
Selling primary residence to start real estate investing.. HELP!
19 April 2019 | 5 replies
Time to get some chips off the table whether or not you buy another primary.
Jim Morris
What to do with a slum lord across the street from you
19 April 2019 | 11 replies
They are probably leaving quite a bit of money on the table because of poor management.
John Morgano
Real Estate Lawyer question - Flip Transaction
21 April 2019 | 3 replies
He mentioned to me there is NO money whatsoever I need to come to the table with but needs a partner for bank purposes with W2's.
Keith N.
Which qualified intermediary to use for 1031 exchange?
21 April 2019 | 8 replies
Especially if you're not experienced in the world, application, and strategy of 1031 you want to find a full service QI that you jell with and who acts in a much larger capacity than just a form filer.Speaking of "whoops" moments, I see where you're trying to get to - it's time to pull some chips off the table and enjoy profits while still "staying on the ride somewhat for a bit.
Derrick Ziglar Jr
I need help with seller financing documents
21 April 2019 | 1 reply
For payments google mortgage amortization table and from there you can calculate payment and terms etc
Jerry K.
2019 Pinal County Arizona Tax Lien Auction Results
20 April 2019 | 0 replies
A total of $2,959,747.71 in liens not sold.Number of liens sold to investors:2019 - 2,2532018 - 2,2702017 - 2,5052016 - 2,3012015 - 2,7132014 - 4,9312013 - 4,340Total dollar of liens sold:2019 - $2,580,629.212018 - $2,596,947.212017 - $2,943,103.632016 - $2,549,429.592015 - $2,620,894.702014 - $6,831,424.552013 - $6,791,144.22Average rate of return overall:2019 - 4.55% (10.67% if you include the Struck to County which all get 16%)2018 - 4.36% (10.37% if you include the Struck to County which all get 16%)2017 - 5.84% (10.73% if you include the Struck to County which all get 16%)2016 - 5.33% (10.74% if you include the Struck to County which all get 16%)2015 - 4.25% (9.62% if you include the Struck to County which all get 16%)2014 - 8.38% (11.14% if you include the Struck to County which all get 16%)2013 - 9.86%Number of Investors who won liens:2019 - 882018 - 892017 - 812016 - 682015 - 642014 - 992013 - 199Total Number of bids for all liens:2019 - 15,1432018 - 15,6262017 - 11,2202016 - 11,3252015 - 15,1662014 - 20,8022013 - 48,418You bid down the interest rate in 1% increments from 16% down to 0%.Rate that had the most number of bids overall:2019 - 5% 2,577 bids2018 - 5% 4,167 bids2017 - 5% 2,584 bids2016 - 6% 1,601 bids2015 - 4% 3,282 bids2014 - 5% 5,543 bids2013 - 7% 20,191 bidsMost bids per lien/parcel:2019 - One lien had 21 bids2018 - Two liens had 24 bids2017 - One lien had 21 bids2016 - Two liens had 17 bids2015 - Two liens had 23 bids2014 - Four liens had 24 bids2013 - Two liens each had 179 bidsResults by Property Use Type minus the Struck to County (click on image to make larger):Link to table
Joseph Kabaki
Overlooked Items During Home Inspection
21 April 2019 | 3 replies
Insulation is off the table, the water heater is weird but if it is to code then there is no issue.
Mike Lee
Naming a LLC before buying properties
24 April 2019 | 23 replies
I am sure some lenders will chime in below pointing out how Tim is incorrect about not being able to "buy in the name of the LLC".I would seriously rethink going into business with your friend for 4 reasons:1) I can tell already that he will not make a good business partner.2) I'm guessing you are just going into business with him because he is your friend, not because he is bringing any experience or expertise to the table.3) This will likely ruin your friendship.4) It doesn't seem like you have thought this all the way through.
Alex Speed
Real Estate friends in MN
21 April 2019 | 3 replies
I actually have a really good deal on the table, with great margins involved.
Rob Bianco
BRRRR in Kansas City
23 April 2019 | 10 replies
State all the awesome tangibles and intagibles you are bringing to the table.