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Christopher R. Renters paying under fair market
21 December 2015 | 5 replies
Another bonus, any work you can do while they are living there is less empty time when the unit turns over.We've always met with the tenant on the day the property closed, once we are officially the new owners.
Derek Walvoord Bought my first BRRRR, a two unite 3/2 in Woodlawn/Chicago
29 December 2015 | 6 replies
As a bonus, I found a secret safe on the second floor behind a sliding panel!  
Ashley Jacobs CA Renter Question About Strange Security Deposit Refund
4 January 2016 | 5 replies
While the deductions do sound fishy, getting a rent credit while still technically under lease was a bonus.
Shepard Solomon Buying property in a different area
15 March 2016 | 5 replies
We used money we saved up as a mil-to-mil couple, did the 10% savings account while we were deployed, set aside money in mutual funds to grow it, used re-enlistment bonus funds, tax-free and hostile fire pay, etc. to put down payments on houses.  
Eric Chiu Should I get a Home Equity Line of Credit to payoff mortgage?
25 May 2016 | 8 replies
How WOULD you wisely invest a bonus $250-275k?...
Mark N.A Rent Drops Nationwide as Vacancies Spike
20 February 2009 | 11 replies
There seems to be signs everywhere in Southern California that there are not only vacancies but the there are bonuses like free rent and ipods that come with the rental.
Chris Rhodes Securing Credit for New Properties
2 July 2009 | 7 replies
I am actually going to pay off the cc debt today with my latest bonus.
MARK F. Advantages of RE License for Multi Family Investor
8 March 2012 | 5 replies
Hello AllTotal newbie to multifamily here... green as grass and doing my homework.Trying to find advantages (if any) to getting a state RE license considering business plan is to invest in multi-family properties.Here's my reasoning....Potential Advantages- Learning nuances of RE (certainly applies to single family homes, multi family, I don't know)- Access to MLS (once again a boon for SFH investor, I think does nothing for multi investor as these properties are not listed on MLS)- Networking w/ other RE agents/realtors (a bonus but I think achievable w/o getting license)- Potential to pay less commission to sellers agent on properties (this is speculation on my part, I don't know if this would apply)Disadvantages- Course, licensing & annual feesFrom what I gather, getting a state RE license may not be the best use of time/resouces for a multi family investor although I would appreciate some viewpoints from more experienced investors.Have a Great Day!
Guleed Yusuf Buying out of frustration
23 September 2013 | 12 replies
(Income is stated as gross)- Our combined income is $125K (before an avg bonus of 15K annually)- Monthly expense are $4K (rent alone is half of hour total expenses)- Total debt is $60K (all of it is student loans, no CC or car payment)- Monthly debt servicing expense $1K (currently it's $300, since my wife's loans are in the grace period)- Debt-To-Income around 15-20%- Credit score 705 myself and 670 for my wifeWe are new to the REI world or the buying a house world and I just want to test the waters and see if any of you think that this is even worth pursuing or not.
Jessica Russell How do I list on the MLS?
2 October 2013 | 26 replies
Hint..in the notes offer a $1000 bonus to the agent who brings you a full price offer.