Walter Shkolnik
Would you borrow at 0%?
24 May 2007 | 7 replies
Recently, I spoke to an investor out of Texas that financed 100% flip with 0% APR credit cards.
Kel S
Uhhg! Frustrated with Banks! (REO)
17 May 2010 | 15 replies
All I know is Rich is correct, there are a ton of foreclosures in this area - way more than I could ever look at.I am doing comps for the properties and if I need to be able to offer more than the list price that's fine - if it meets my 65% of APR price.I am still in the research phase, but will be flying down to Fort Myers next week to look at some properties and meet with a buyers agent.
Jeff Wang
Do I count depreciation tax shield in my cash flow analysis?
16 June 2013 | 14 replies
As far as how to do it, you can simply compute an "after tax return" on your investment, and if you like you can compute a "pre-tax equivalent return", where you divide the A/T return by (1 minus your marginal tax rate).
George P.
can't find tenants - links included
21 January 2014 | 51 replies
@George P.I say that its a bad time to rent, particularly in cold snow areas (except at ski areas) from Thanksgiving to Super Bowl.I also say that you should avoid streets with yellow/white lines down the center of the road.
Kevin C.
So I went to an Estate Sale Today....
18 April 2011 | 18 replies
It's a bit complicated, would involve renting the property until an event occurs at which time I would purchase at a pre-determined price.If we come to agreement, it will take some time to get everything drawn up properly to protect all parties.This may just be the one I've been waiting for!
Ken Latchers
Legality of Private Money & SEC
10 July 2013 | 26 replies
You have to have a pre existing relationship with someone before you can ask them to invest.
Ed Nunno
amortization
25 December 2012 | 23 replies
I suggest the HP 12 C or the TI, BA II, both are accurate within one tenth of one percent, the accuracy required by federal law in disclosing an APR to a borrower.As pointed out in the link that Bryan so kindly provided, the CAP Rate, as stated is not a correect calculation as explained, however it went a little limp when speaking of appraisal methods and weighted significance, not wrong but not correct either, it would be better for any student to become familiar with other financial and economic considerations; Look to a Manger's Internal Rate of Return and Opportunity Costs of investment choices or alternative investments, this is where an appraiser will be seeking the cap rate for a subject property, with other investments (not necessairly real estate) can provide a return to an investor considering risk, knowledge required to manage the investment, costs to enter that investment market and managerial costs that will provide a similar yield on the net amounts invested.How did we get so far afield from amortization?
Alexander Friedman
to become a real estate agent or not?
2 December 2016 | 9 replies
A ready buyer to me is someone that tells me they are interested, that has a pre-qual/approval in-hand, and they are willing to go look at homes tonight.