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Lisa Mauritis vacation rentals
2 October 2016 | 11 replies
If your objective is rent it out for the full 5-7 month term then another option is to list in the MLS with an agent or an MLS flat fee service. 
Carlos Fong If I want to sell for $450,000 how much rent should it produce?
23 September 2016 | 7 replies
Hi Everyone -  I just purchased a duplex in Miami, FL at a good price and I am looking for a quick sell.
Brian Gibbons CFPB and Credit Repair - Beware!
23 September 2016 | 3 replies
And one of the first things suggested to newbies is to avoid credit repair agencies altogether.
Richard Dyke Hi from a London investor living in Bergen, Norway!
22 December 2016 | 11 replies
I've got 4 flats in Ealing, west London which I rent to young professionals.
Sarah Lorenz Partnering with family who needs housing to buy MFH with 3.5% DP
27 September 2016 | 3 replies
Hopefully, I could be mistaking the case altogether
Susie C. 1st Remodel - Questions about General Contractors
13 February 2017 | 7 replies
As retail is a different avenue altogether with higher rates than what is typicallyy offered to investors.Sounds to me like you might need a project manager to ensure schedules and quality are being kept on your project.Let me know if you need anything, would love to help you out.
Yang Zhang Advice needed: existing tenant with below market rent
22 December 2016 | 16 replies
so they can get a tenant in and charge you a $250 fee (or whatever their flat fee is for finding a new tenant) but try to avoid that as much as possible.Cheers
John Arendsen Accessory Dwelling Unit aka "ADU", Granny Flats, Backyard Cottage
16 December 2016 | 4 replies
Maybe your just better off doing stick built granny flat.
Wade Alderson Property Managers a rip off in Birmingham?
13 December 2016 | 7 replies
She swears up and down that property managers in Birmingham charge a flat fee of $300 and 20% of the rents.
Jack S. Critique My Strategy and Advice
13 December 2016 | 2 replies
Here in the north of the u.k a 2bed flat in my area which needs a little work costs around £35k and rent for £375pcmI would be taking out a buy to let mortage which requires a 25% Deposit = £8750All Fees Total around £3000I would Give myself around £5-6k to Rehab the property The 2 bed flats done out to a good standard sell for around £58k i would rehab the flat out of my own pocket so i would have a £26,000 Mortage in total every years rent would = £4500 off the mortage as it would be repaymentAfter the first year i would be left with a £22,500 Mortage and i would have been able to save another £18k from my job .i could use that 18k to basically pay off the mortage and then wait about a year or so to Repeat this process , Or do it all again and have 2 flats with 2 mortages ect and rehab and rent ect.The Method im thinking is quite a long process before i actually make a passive income and own the properties . it works out roughly in 8-10yrs time i could own around 5-6 Flats worth £60k each and have an income of around £1800-£2200 which isnt alot but i would own around £300k-£360k of property.My Goal is to have a passive income of around £4-£5k per month so i can stop my job .My method above ISNT GOING TO GIVE ME WHAT I WANT I KNOW but im a little confused of what would be best for me ?