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Christopher Triolo Advice requested on what to do with troublesome property (all numbers included)
3 January 2016 | 11 replies
I do not use an attorney I draw up my own deed and use standard P&S etc. 
Ben Meade closing on my first multi-family
14 June 2015 | 4 replies
My initial tip to all new landlords is "draw a line in the sand" and be ready to redraw it several times.  
Kyle Cluff Seeking a wholesaler friendly Agent in Salt Lake City
11 January 2016 | 9 replies
You offering to front a lot of the money for a direct mail campaign would be a huge draw for an agent.
Mark Neiger Analysis please: 8 unit building
24 July 2015 | 75 replies
So, an increase of $500/mo ($6K/Year) would increase the value of the building by $48,000-$60,000.Purse Price (Value) = Net Operating Income (NOI) DIVIDED by Capital Rate (CR).An average CR for multi family home building is 8-10% per year.  
Craig Smith How do you reinvest your profits?
14 June 2015 | 8 replies
Everyone has their own way of dividing up the money.
Derick O. buying triplex in the Bronx,New York, hardmoney,
14 June 2015 | 4 replies
To get it back up to code I will need an architect draw up floor plans and have the city sign off on it to get a new C of O.
Nathan Galvan Purchasing a duplex
14 June 2015 | 2 replies
There are websites where you can purchase leases that are supposedly state specific, but the safest move is to have an attorney draw one up for you.6.
Yavor Tomov Houston / Harris County Property Tax
22 November 2016 | 17 replies
I always look up neighboring properties and get a price/sq foot of the house only (take appraised value - land and divide by sq feet). 
Brandon Snyder A real estate career that has the least to do with math.
21 December 2020 | 12 replies
We need to work backwards, since we're starting with the Net, not the sales price.So, net Divided by 90% equals the sales price.$190,000/0.90=$211,111  which is in the range we already figured out.Once you know the few formulas you need to solve specific problems, you can write them all down in one place, less than a half page total with a brief explanation for each, for reference.And of course, you can always check your answer, after you get it....$211,111 less 10%, less $140k =???
Ross Ellington Depreciation math
18 June 2015 | 5 replies
The scenario I have is if my 4-plex is worth 184,840 with land already subtracted would my depreciation be divided 27.5 which equals 6721.