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Alex Silang Classifying deferred maintenance as "repairs" or "initial cost"
8 March 2015 | 4 replies
I think you should classify the deferred maintenance repairs as an acquisition cost on your books, but then do book-to-tax adjustments for your tax returns, in order  to expense those items
Eric DeVito Steps to take right after closing on a Rental Property?
8 March 2015 | 7 replies
Here are some items I'm aware of for steps between the closing and getting a renter
Dennis Pressey Jr Help Me WIth This Deal
9 September 2016 | 6 replies
We are going to relax a couple days on communications and see if we can get a few of our big ticket items in at a better number.
Wendell De Guzman How to Get Money For Your First Deal
11 August 2017 | 118 replies
Item #3 is how I got my start.
Chris DeHaan First Rental Property Under Contract
13 March 2014 | 9 replies
Seller took care of a list of inspection items for me and I've engaged a property management group to start marketing the house for rent.
James Hamling Free & Clear Homes
14 September 2011 | 9 replies
I am no expert on the subject, just making note of it for you.From what I understand, one of the rules is that the note must be fully amortized.If you don't already have these easy format purchase agreements you spoke of, it is likely that another investor in your area does, so I would start there, however, the contract is only as good as the verbiage in it, and with lack of experience, you may not have items in there you would likely want, hence, the attorney route.If you plan to make thousands of dollars flipping deals where the acquisition was with owner carried notes, why not spend the money on the attorney?
Robert Burns Branching Out into TX w/Lease Options
10 October 2018 | 23 replies
But anything more than 6 months is very ownerous (in what is legally required by you regardng disclosures and a large handfull of other ongoing legal maintenance items) and you put yourself at huge risk as juries will be more sympathetic to your L/O tenant in which case a normal forclosure on an Owner Finance would be easier to deal with.
Rafael Norat What's your WHY???
23 February 2016 | 52 replies
This includes helping kids that are innocent of the situations they're in (Seattle Children's Hospital and Saint Jude are two of my favorite charities to donate to)  and families of our Military and Police services who have lost or suffered the severe injury of their loved ones.I am an automotive and autosport enthusiast and would love to work with organizations such as Make a Wish foundation to make any kids with a passion for cars or motorsports dreams come true!  
Robert Blanchard Would you leave this kitchen the way it is, or get rid of the red cabinets?
20 March 2015 | 17 replies
The primary item I notice in the kitchen photo is how much the near white walls make the cabinets seem much more colorful than they may actually be.
Keith Agnello Closing Attorney won't let seller sign contract
1 December 2015 | 18 replies
Attorney has realistic client control and more influence over seller than you, in this case.Reduce your deal basic terms into about 7 essential line items, such as:1) Consideration2) Terms3) Possession4) Inspection 5) Title6) Escrow7) Buyers vestingNow that you've spooked the attorney, it will be harder to close.