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Martha Chavarria First Wholesale Deal...or almost?
9 July 2013 | 2 replies
With the purchase price, rehab and total holding and closing costs, the total project cost is at $317,064, down to 66% of the ARV.
Taylor Jennings Ninja Marketing VS Code Enforcement
9 July 2013 | 4 replies
Brian Mathews I'm not totally sure how much they would fine us.
William Kyle Walker Financing the Down Payment
11 August 2013 | 2 replies
That reduces your equity state to only 1/7 of the total, but you could collect all the management fees from running the company.
Jimmy Hong What is considered standard partnership deal?
28 July 2013 | 16 replies
This would be offered to family and very good friends.Although I consider myself starting out, I'm not a total newbie.
Jose Enage Lease Options & Underwater property
23 July 2013 | 8 replies
Brian Gibbons, just a clarification--- the $900 is the total expenses monthly.
James Ormond (New) New Member Introduction, Eastern North Carolina -Ideas for next step?
24 July 2013 | 7 replies
The main benefit - is that most banks only allow a person to have 4 loans total.
Latonna Hill J.T. Foxx
23 July 2013 | 1 reply
I found him rude and arrogant and wound up somewhat amused by his act by the end of the day.I was a complete newbie and probably totally naive - this was the first speaker I had ever seen through our REIA - and I wound up signing up for a weekend conference that was supposedly being put on by a guest speaker who came in for an hour during that day (I didn't want anything to do w/Foxx, but I thought this other speaker had potential).
Michael M. What do you do with your cash-flow?
23 July 2013 | 5 replies
Option B: Receive cash-flow and immediately feed it to any notes payable, essentially converting current assets to fixed assets (equity).Both options contribute to the Total Owner's Equity at the end of the day.Cash Pros:Liquidity, especially when you need it.Cash Cons:The dollar historically get's weaker over time.Equity Pros:Real Estate historically get's more valuable over time.
Sean Mooneyham Aspiring Agent with some Questions.
24 July 2013 | 8 replies
. – I totally agree “ prospect “ For example :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I use to wake up each morning and my 1st words normallyThank You for allowing me another dayThe last several weeks it’s been “ I need to prospect…prospect…prospect “
Jacob Shafer A few "Starting off" questions
24 July 2013 | 9 replies
Jacob, after two years (2 tax returns) of documented rental income, lenders will then use 75% of your rents as income and add it to your total Gross income (this is actually a high number to use considering less than half is viable for use per the 50% rule).