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John E. Would YOU Consider Notes Investing Passive Residual Income?
4 June 2014 | 2 replies
The simple example would be working with a performing loan and working with a non-performing loan.
Ryan Dossey How do you rehab a home?
21 September 2014 | 7 replies
For me, I do very large and complex renovations on high end homes and I do multiple projects at once so it is necessary for me to have a project manager while also performing the GC duties.There are many factors that go into each process and each individual situation will determine which you choose.
Marc Henderson Private lending while living overseas..
25 September 2014 | 10 replies
Depending on the yield you are looking for you might be able to buy performing notes that meet your need.Bob
Michael Morris I'm Motivated, Are You?
25 September 2014 | 2 replies
"Excellence/performance is not a destination; it is a journey that never ends
Inderpal Chadha Keeping ahead of the curve
2 October 2014 | 3 replies
The buyers really start drying up with a high MSI and you can end up sitting on even nice houses for a long time.If you are a buy and hold investor for rentals we usually save cash or do flips when the MSI is low and when it gets higher we start looking for prices to drop and that is the time to start picking up rental properties for the long term.I have looked at many different indicators, price change, sales volume, etc. but none of them really seem to correlate to performance for a property better than MSI. 
John Lupo Paying for Property Management
26 September 2014 | 6 replies
In California PM you will find individuals that prefer to perform the monthly duties of collecting rent, and some that prefer finding tenants, and some will complete both duties.  
Brandon M. Occupied or vacant?
26 September 2014 | 2 replies
The disadvantage is the Vendor may have week screening criteria, or was eager to fill the building before sale, and you may have a little house cleaning to perform in the first months.As for paying more, the short answer is, "No" - our offer is our offer.  
Elizabeth Einecke Newbie LLC Snag
28 September 2014 | 3 replies
I was recently notified that $4500 is sitting in escrow and was never claimed by the contractor who performed the sewer lateral back in 2008. 
Edgar Collado Hello from South Florida!
1 October 2014 | 22 replies
Early in my career, I performed economic and financial analysis on large real estate transactions.
Connor Dunham Negative $150 per door cashflow to positive $200 per door. Too optimistic?
23 October 2014 | 5 replies
I read you need 6 months PITI (which I have), but haven’t researched the local costs yet.Gas: $277Electric: $28.10Water/Sewer: $163.31Expenses Total: $1622.05Current Rents: $1600, $1500 = $3100 NOI: $3100 - $1622.05 = $1,477.97 -> $17,735.64 per year (including PMI) Expense:Income -> 52.3% Cashflow: 3100 – (1622.05+1778.47) = -$300.52 The -$300 cashflow is how the property has been performing since I bought it in February.