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Nate Astrup PropTech Ecosystem - Tech moves slower in RE?
24 January 2020 | 6 replies
Sales and transactions are trickier, because the vast majority of purchases involve a large sum of money for both the seller and the buyer.Some of the best consumer surplus from technology comes from much smaller purchases.
Jason Xue LLC's and Bank Accounts
4 December 2019 | 14 replies
All the rents are collected by a single management corp that is reversing the surplus (rent - expenses and taxes escrow) each quarter to the "property LLC", then the "property LLC" transfer to the "holding LLC".I don't see any scaling issue with that.
Danilo A. Closing Costs in the BRRRR Calculator
28 November 2019 | 2 replies
That surplus money just sits to cover any rise in expense, so it's not really a fee but it is money you account for.  
Scott Brooks Wisconsin state income tax lien extinguished by foreclosure?
4 September 2019 | 6 replies
I'm assuming that there won't be enough surplus to pay the tax lien. 
David Wilson Question and joining a partner
22 September 2019 | 7 replies
With the surplus cash you have to invest, working up an asset protection plan would protect your cash from any unforeseen problems with a new investment. 
Alex Smith Insurance Dilemma- being cancelled due to fire
23 September 2019 | 31 replies
They need to start searching surplus lines carriers.
Noelle Pritchard Barkley Have $500k to start RE investing- wwyd?!
4 April 2020 | 104 replies
I would invest any surplus cash in mortgage notes (because I'm familiar with them and my wife is comfortable with them). 
Seung Oh HELP I live in California
16 December 2019 | 58 replies
We have so many baby boomers that as they pass on it will lower demand on housing.There will be a surplus
Paul Paquin Should I buy this commercial real estate property?
9 December 2019 | 5 replies
This info was provided by the bank:address: 1124 Route 94, New WindsorPurchase Price- $599,000INCOME Gross Rents $88,664Add: CAM Reimbursement $11,478Total Gross Income $100,142Less: Vacancy & Credit Loss @ 7% $7,010Effective Gross Income $93,132EXPENSESReal Estate Taxes $18,500Utilities $28,000Total Expenses $46,502Net Operating Income $46,630 $46,630 $46,630 Annual Debt Service $36,628 $28,176 $34,997(See below)Cash Flow Surplus $10,002 $18,454 $11,633DSCR 1.27x 1.65x 1.33xAnnual Debt Service Option 165% LTV / 35% Down ($213,850)Loan: $397,150/ 15 Yrs / 4.57% / $3,052 P&I $36,628Option 250% LTV / 50% Down ($305,500)Loan: $305,500 / 15 Years / 4.57% / $2,348 P&I $28,176Option 375% LTV / 25% Down ($152,750)Loan: $458,250 / 10 Yr Term/ 20 YR Amort / 4.57% / $2,916.46 P&I $34,997Alternatively, every year they have a delinquent property tax sale where the deeds get sold and you can get a poroperty for really cheap.
Justin Cabral Is there a pathway to purchase abandoned city property?
6 November 2019 | 4 replies
After a couple meetings it got labelled as surplus