Alex U.
ADU Design Fees
13 November 2023 | 12 replies
Of course, every time there is a structural component, the architect will have a CE design and stamp that and attach it to the planset.But yes, the Architect ALWAYS draws and produces the plans, especially in California...
Ryan Landis
Looking for a Contractor for a Mixed Use Building in Murray, Utah
17 February 2018 | 2 replies
There are both commercial and residential components.
Mitchell R.
Landlord EIDL application
26 September 2020 | 33 replies
There was a "Grant" component to the EIDL loan which is just free $ but the actual loan is not forgivable from what I can see.
Dan N.
DSCR Loans: Is it true they DON'T allow you to make ANY renovations?
26 July 2023 | 11 replies
To be specific, most guidelines call for the property to be in C4 condition with no issues with the 4 major components: roof, HVAC, electrical, and plumbing.
Ava Adams
Scope of work
2 March 2016 | 7 replies
The benefit here is two-fold: (a) it outlines all functions and components necessary to complete a site-built structure from the ground up; (b) you have a clear template for allocating responsibilities on rehabs.
Donald F.
How to reduce my active income tax liability? Bonus depreciation?
3 May 2021 | 21 replies
If you did a cost-segregation study, you could bonus depreciate the various components of the property like the fixtures and some improvements, etc.
Johann Jells
Are Kwikset Smartkeys as insecure as critics say? Have you had one broken in?
23 July 2017 | 16 replies
As several people mentioned above, the only break ins I've had to deal with were people kicking in doors or breaking windows- locks are only one small component of security.
Dave S.
Methods of partnerships
29 June 2016 | 1 reply
but here are some things to consider:how is bringing the moneyfinding the dealdoing rehabmanaging tenantsselling the propertyetc.....when you figure these components out place a value on each one and that should be a starting point to who gets what.
Henry LiChi
Ohio Owner Financing Scenarios
15 August 2018 | 9 replies
Similar component can be worked out for Deal 2.
Rahul Handa
Paid off property RISK
27 March 2019 | 15 replies
If you ask any lender, they will answer the three question above as follows:1 - The cash they lend to the REI2 - The Bank, because it it's their cash3 - The borrower (REI)OK, let's take this same logic and apply it to the asset as a whole, meaning all components of that asset...the cash put in, and the property itself: (Assuming a 20% DP and 80% loan)1 - 80% of what is at risk is the loan, and 20% is the down payment2 - The Bank is 80% at risk, and the borrower (REI) is 20% at risk3 - The Borrower is 100% of the risk.Now, assuming 100% cash in (100% equity):1 - The cash the borrower put in, which is the equity2 - The REI is 100% at risk3 - The REI is 100% the riskNow a question from the person suing you (really from the lawyer's perspective):A - If you are sued and lose, any liens on the property must be paid off.