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Account Closed Please help me analyze my first rental investment (house hack)
6 March 2019 | 8 replies
Large CapEx items: $152.77 (10.1% of gross rent)Budget to replace the roof in about 8 years for around $8,000: $83.33Budget to replace the 2 new furnaces in 15 years for $8,000 including labor:  $44.44Budget to replace 2 new water heaters in 10 years for $3,000 including labor: $25If my math is correct, then that puts my total estimated expediences at $1,254.61 leaving only $245.39 total cash flow (or 122.70 / unit)...
Tiffany Smith Stuck -getting approved loan
4 March 2019 | 6 replies
Leave the owner occupied property alone because your debt ratio is precluding you from  going full doc.PM me if you need further detailsStephanie
Tracie Van Need help with Quickbooks desktop - Willing to pay!
6 March 2019 | 6 replies
"Leave the credit to be used later?"   
Cameron Riley Do you even need a reason to evict someone? In PA ( lease ends )
10 April 2019 | 14 replies
- Lease ends in 10 days, verbally told them I would like to have another tenant in the property and that they must leave - What else should I do?
Jj Horst Newbie steps in it. And it's messy...
6 March 2019 | 6 replies
Continue to live here and leave side B empty.
Taylor Philley I completed my first BRRRR!! And survived (barely).
4 March 2019 | 3 replies
I learned SO MUCH on this deal and definitely did not get to take all my money back out, but I consider it a win because I'm cash-flowing $600+/month and was able to take out $112k of the $145k I spent, leaving only $33k in this deal.
Taylor Philley I completed my first BRRRR!!
6 March 2019 | 8 replies
I learned SO MUCH on this deal and definitely did not get to take all my money back out, but I consider it a win because I'm cash-flowing $600+/month and was able to take out $112k of the $145k I spent, leaving only $33k in this deal.
Taylor Philley I completed my first BRRRR!! Long distance, and while pregnant.
4 March 2019 | 1 reply
:) While I did leave $30k in the home after the re-fi, it would be almost impossible to find a house this nice for that much and still cash-flow $600+/month.
Kyle Joseph Loan Downpayment - NH and MA
7 March 2019 | 18 replies
They will finance up to 85% (leaving you a 15% down payment).
Heather Saunders Wholesaling Newbie Here
6 March 2019 | 6 replies
Wholesaling is hard, you basically have to know how to be a flipper and just make less money, it takes either a ton of time or a good amount of money to find sellers willing to sell at a price that leaves meat on the bone for the investor and wholesaler.