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Joshua McMillion Creative Financing Using a TSP 401K For REI
15 February 2021 | 8 replies
Personally, I'm not a fan of touching the funds in your TSP unless you absolutely have to, and I never have.
Julie Williams Financing a multifamily with empty units
2 May 2021 | 32 replies
. :-) I agree, We are not big fan of Worcester despite the inventory because of crime rate, we literally saw gun shot marks on one of the neighborhood houses we visited early Jan 2021, after that we stopped going there.
Simon Obas Aluminum siding vs vynll?
7 February 2021 | 2 replies
I am not a fan of vinyl at all and while I might repair it if it was reasonable to do so, I would never install it.
Allen Wu South Pasadena, Monrovia, Pasadena Areas
24 February 2021 | 15 replies
This way, if things hit the fan we have a cushion or have the cushion for buying opportunities under a correction.
Allen B. 1031 boot, how is tax figured?
9 February 2021 | 5 replies
I’m not planning on any boot at all (beyond incidentals) but one of the two buildings I’ve got under contract turns out to have rather more significant issues than anticipated.As a result, I’m having to consider whether to proceed and deal with the unanticipated costs or back out and either identify a couple of potential replacements knowing that the identification period will close before I can fully vet them, or take the tax hit.At the moment, not a huge fan of the entire 1031 process.Thanks,Allen
Elmer Bonilla New to investing (Seattle area) looking for tips to get started
19 February 2021 | 14 replies
If I am in your place, I will keep the options open and will look at both the south (Tacoma, Seatac,...) and the north (Everett, Marysville,...)I am not a big fan for OOS since we can still find good deals in our market and the appreciation is great. 
Gregory Pitts Just moved to ROC and getting started
13 February 2021 | 5 replies
I still think it’s a great value.In regard to non paying tenants, it’s very rare, even in the current environment for tenants to be delinquent in the desirable areas of the city like south wedge, park ave, upper Monroe etcSo unless the proverbial crap really hits the fan I don’t see property owners in those areas needing to dump their assets.In regard to networking, check out FFREIA.
Stephen Jones Rent increase for half the units?
11 February 2021 | 3 replies
I am a fan of providing options for the tenants, such as "you can sign a 1-year lease at X, a 2-year lease at Y, or you can be MTM at Z" and making sure all of the terms make sense for me. 
Daniel Cocks New to Investing in Maryland
17 February 2021 | 9 replies
I am a big fan of my accountant Jeffrey Stoller, also Ebere Okoye is also good with real estate. either should be easy to look up.
Brooke Jackson 36 yr old mom with 5 young kids and 20 doors in 7 months!
20 February 2021 | 17 replies
I went over at 7:00pm, in my Halloween costume and pulled the carpet, mopped the floor, got fans installed and apologized to the tenants.Another incident was when I received a phone call from one of my tenants letting me know that the SWAT Team had busted through the front door, hand cuffed everyone (I had an older couple living upstairs and 4 guys renting downstairs) and started a thorough search though the house.