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Roberto Escapita Jr Comps for Single Family Home
17 December 2016 | 4 replies
How far out are you going distance and time-wise in Redfin?  
Marcus Nickson Looking into out of town Real Estate Investing
11 January 2017 | 9 replies
If you live far away you will be depending more on a PM company for the success of your property.Those smaller type units are best owning locally as far away class A assets that are smaller can work or larger less class that have more units such as 70 or 80 where you can have proper infrastructure from a distance with onsite maintenance and staff.Multifamily in my view is heavily overvalued right now. 4 to 5 years ago it was coming off the bottom.
Keith Fannin New Member from Kettering Ohio
25 February 2017 | 7 replies
Inner city Dayton is booming with development right now, and Dayton is going to be a solid city again...pretty soon.Your criteria will likely pull you outside of the Dayton proper market...Kettering is a rental community, and there are lots of solid opportunities there...Vandalia is solid, so is Beavercreek and Centerville...the point is, there are lots of Dayton suburbs that are perfect for your style of investing...you won't get Dayton prices, but you won't have Dayton headaches either.And owning rentals long distance is not an issue as long as your systems are working.
Jonathan Beemer this is my situation: i need advice.
18 December 2016 | 3 replies
Can you put together the a decent network of people before moving on and manage from a distance, or can you find a good property manager to handle it for you?
John Blythe Comping: how do you handle figuring out comps and FMV?
18 December 2016 | 3 replies
If you want to do it yourself for time constraints, and you two have a a solid relationship, maybe he will share an overview of his process with you. 
Alex Schukin How I Chose My Out Of State Market In 10 Steps
20 December 2016 | 1 reply
Increased distance away from NYC had to be coupled with attractive population growth opportunities and affordable house pricesMy criteria: Too far away / close byProjected population growth in line with historical population growth AND positive4+ Fortune 500 companies AND concentration (i.e. # of companies per city)General knowledge or stereotypes of location (not the best criteria but given that I had more states to choose from than I had time to explore each individual state in depth, my goal was to find reasons not to invest in a state)My results: 12 statesTexas, New Jersey, Georgia, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Florida, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Washington, Arizona, Maryland, NevadaStep 4: For each of the 12 states, I listed out all the cities that had at least 1 Fortune 500 company and cross referenced those cities with a list of colleges from http://www.collegesimply.com/colleges/.
Vik Nirwal Still time to buy multi family in JC ?
2 January 2017 | 6 replies
You are right that I did not account for vacancy but that's partly because this property is located at a 7 minute walking distance to JSQ Path trains and 2 minutes to all buses on Palisade avenue on one side and Central avenue on other, so I think this would be a commuters dream.
Brian Stefanelli Second Commercial Real Estate Offer
20 December 2016 | 2 replies
Now that I have some distance and more knowledge on the property class I feel I should make another attempt. 
Tae Young Lee Just Bought My First House in the Bronx!!!
9 February 2017 | 23 replies
I think I was incredibly lucky to find the property I did, especially with the constraints of a VA loan.
Jonathan Beemer Can you make the tenants pay?
29 March 2017 | 17 replies
Tenant may be able to keep drains clean and clear with regular maintenance by pouring down the drain a quarter cup of baking soda followed by a half cup of vinegar.If there is a minor clog in the p-trap (the curved portion) of the pipe under the sink, Tenant may disconnect the pipe, clear the pipe manually, and reconnect the pipe to clear the clog or may call Landlord for assistance.HOME DECORATING.Pictures and shelving may be attached only to drywall walls, using approved hanging devices.Approved hanging devices, such as picture hooks, are available from Landlord at no extra charge.Walls must be returned to their original condition upon end of tenancy.Tenant agrees not to pierce any brick, masonry, woodwork, cabinet or door with nails, screws or any hanging device, as doing so may cause damage beyond repair.Painting is not allowed without prior written consent of Landlord.Holiday decorative lights may be used if they are in good condition, used according to manufacturer instructions, installed at a safe distance from flammable objects, and used in a safe manner, taking caution not to overload electrical circuits.