David France
what ami i responsible for as an owner?
6 July 2011 | 7 replies
When i say insurence i mean property insurence, apparently because its empty its very expensive and so is the excess, if thats the case then why have insurence?
Anthony C
Scanning tactics for a town's rental demand
7 July 2011 | 16 replies
I also check things such as the local craigslist and zillow for homes for rent, but the prop mgr's excess supply seems ominous.
Charley F.
First time investor: What to do with with cashflow
11 September 2011 | 24 replies
With an HOA, capital items can come in the form of a special assessment.Then there are less likely, but still possible items like lengthy evictions, tenant damage in excess of security deposits or big insurance deductibles.Better math would be:Rent: $1175Expenses, vacancy, capital: $587NOI: $588P&I: $378True Cash Flow ($210)That may or may not be a good rental, depending on what you have invested.
Greg R.
Bankruptcy chapter7 and keeping rental properties?!
10 August 2016 | 6 replies
Won't qualify for chapter 13 due to excessive debt and chapter 11 is too expensive.
Naga A.
Motivated seller wants to sell his investment property, now what?
5 February 2013 | 12 replies
If I was not clear in my initial post, my question was, at the due diligence stage, is there anything I as a buyer should be careful about because there is no agent involved in the sales transaction.also, how should we proceed to close the sale without any agent involved?
Charley F.
Landlord Insurance: Choosing Coverage
15 July 2018 | 35 replies
Hi Charley,I am playing it safe with the LLC and the Liability insurance, but I can't afford to take chances at this stage of my life.Thanks and good luck.Peter
Andrea F.
Reduce/Defer Tax on profit from international sale?
26 July 2011 | 14 replies
Sell the property overseas and when you transfer money from bank to bank do a few transactions with no more then 10.000$ per transaction.If you do so you do not have to fill up the tax form.If your amount will be more then 10000$ you have to show from where money came from....ThanksHi Sergiu - From reading this I'm thinking that you may be referring to the requirement to report the receipt of cash transactions in excess of $10K.
Greg P.
After a rehab what can you take from staging?
31 July 2011 | 7 replies
Hello, after a rehab and once it sells, what can you take and what do you have to leave? I'm talking about shower curtains, vanity mirrors, toilet covers, floor mats etc. Thanks!
Ayo F.
Short Sales at 40% Below Market Value
7 November 2011 | 12 replies
I thought bank is the only one review the offers, and owner just sign. if the bank approves the offer, owner just needs to sign the paper. 3. is it any way to find the same property @ REO stage, if the short sale fail through on this transaction . thank you in advance & appreciate any inputs.thank you all for the reply.The thing is my agent told me the seller agent will NOT submit any other offers unless we back off.