Ronald H.
How can I give an Investor intelligent specs without the knowledge?
26 May 2011 | 2 replies
Most of it is fine, except for the gentlemen telling me to give the investor fix up costs that I plucked out of the air.
Matthew J. T.
Discrete Assignment Fee
11 April 2015 | 85 replies
Breath of fresh air, thanks Josh.Now back to "discreet assignment fee"
Bill Gulley
When are you Speculating vs. Investing?
27 May 2011 | 12 replies
(Sorry I went so long around the bush, but we are here now)The difference between investing and speculation has more to do with the degree of control or management over the proposed transaction, than gambling by chance.Assume I am entering into a purchase to sell a property that is very unique, like a burm home with only wood heat and no air conditioning and it is located in northern Missouri in a rural area on 10 acres.Now, let's assume that the newest memeber of BP is also interested in this same property.
Jon Klaus
Will we see new lows for mortgage rates?
27 May 2011 | 9 replies
There will be more and more pressure to increase these rates over time.
Account Closed
Home Depot Makes it Right After 8 Years
4 June 2011 | 8 replies
All the Home Depot's around me give me (Air Force vet) a 10% discount.
Account Closed
Selling Owner financed mortgages
5 June 2011 | 4 replies
If i could owner finance i think selling would be a ton easier while still getting a qualified buyer (maybe someone putting a heavy down but just lost a house to foreclosure etc).Assuming this situation, (out of thin air)Reo purchased for 40k, put 5k into repairs (lets say carpet paint etc).
Silver A.
The other party is not interested in the deal because you are making a profit?
7 June 2011 | 10 replies
So they ended up paying about $50k more, for a house one block away that did not have central AC, and that wasn't a fresh rehab (and the property they bought didn't even have forced air heat - it has radiators - a lot more pricey to add central AC to that)!
Frank I.
Need help analyzing NYC Multifamily mixed use deal
13 December 2009 | 0 replies
The building is in good condition.Lot Dimensions: 24.9x77.73Building Size: 5 stories plus basementProperty type: C7-Walkup over 6 families and storesNo. of Units: 9 (8 residential/ 1 Retail-bar)Gross Sq.Ft: 8,588Lot Size: 1,919Zoning: C1-8AAllowable FAR: 7.52 (currently 4.59)Additional FAR: 7,350 Air space rightsYear built: 1920 (major renovations and upgrades 1988)RE Taxes: $64,622Operating Income--------------------------------------------------------Unit|Tenant Status| Size| Monthly|Annual--------------------------------------------------------Basement (business)1919Ground (business)1919$19,991$239,8912Emonth to month2bdrm$3500$42,0002Wmonth to monthstudio$1800$33,6003ERent controlled1bdrm$140$16803WRent Stablized1bdrm$1140$13,6804Emonth to month2bdrm$3200$38,4004Wmonth to month1bdrm$2400$28,8805ERent controlled1bdrm$157$1,8845Wmonth to month1bdrm$2800$33,600Gross Operating income: $32,168 monthly and $433,615 annuallyExpenses-------------------------------------------------------Expense|Cost-------------------------------------------------------Taxes$64,662water$2,500fuel$10,000electric$2,500super$2,400maintenance$7,000insurance$7,350management (3%)$13,006Total expenses:$109,878Net operating income: $323,737The building apartments do need cosmetic and asthetic upgrades, I am told by the realtor that the upgrades run in total between 30k - 50k per apartment.current cap rate based on latest accepted offer: 5.9%least cap rate I am willing to accept to make an offer: 10%Real estate owner is also selling the bar that consumes the ground floor and basement of the building.
Eva Taylor
Lease wasn't signed correctly and tenant always pays late
31 January 2010 | 11 replies
By this time I was feeling pressured so I gave in.
Rich Weese
going on a Road Trip- need input
2 March 2010 | 28 replies
You could also take a helicopter right or even hot air balloon ride which would probably get you an awesome view of the skyline if you're up to spending more.