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Fabien Roy Changing a warehouse to appartements Quebec city
10 December 2021 | 3 replies
It already costed me 100k for only one unit in the past (before covid prices)Beware of one important thing, you will need to pay QST and GST right after the conversion.
Elliot Weldon Does the 70 percent rule always apply to a good deal?
9 December 2021 | 6 replies
Light rehabs with lower holding periods can work at higher all-in %'s since your exposure to risk (via timeline) is reduced and your holding costs are reduced on quicker flips where conversely, you may need more room for a full gut to the studs rehab as your timeline of holding period will be much larger (as well as your risk factors). 
Brian Wolfe Buy and Hold Investor from San Diego
29 March 2016 | 49 replies
I've been to a few REIAs in San Diego, some good, but would be great to have some focused conversation with like-minded investors that aren't selling...
Charisse Randolph Experienced Investor
8 April 2016 | 13 replies
Sounds good enough to warrant a conversation that's for sure! 
Soren Thomsen Starting out real estate investing in Dallas
4 April 2016 | 5 replies
Based on that you have two completely different approaches, if it is a former it really comes down simply to income you and your partners have and a 25% down payment (assuming you are not going to live there) for a conventional agency loan (FNMA/Freddie) and you will have to put it in your names as no mortgage banker will finance an LLC/LP (there are ways to get around it after you buy it in your name and transfer into an LLC without triggering a due on sale clause but that is a different conversation).If you are talking about a multifamily loan, you can get a down payment for as low as 15% for certain product types (like FHA multifamily) but you would need a loan amount of about $2 million for most lenders.
Ola Yinka Passive income from Real Estate
9 April 2016 | 2 replies
Please join this conversation .
Lorie Alexandria BRRRR Illegal basement Suite Refinance
24 July 2022 | 28 replies
It sounds like you figured it out but normally the path of least resistance is just to call the city’s building department and talk to them, then ask them transfer you to the zoning department and have a conversation with them.
Brian Simental First time purchasing
30 March 2022 | 9 replies
An LLC definitely offers some protection, but as mentioned earlier in this conversation so does an appropriate umbrella policy.
Petya Toncheva Which adds more property value, a new office or another bedroom?
27 December 2022 | 8 replies
In my state, it needs to be at least 70 sqft, no wall shorter than 7 feet, a window, closet, door, and 50% of the ceiling height needs to be over 7 feet (for all of those attic conversions we see).
Doug Teasdale I am new to the purchasing side...any advice is welcomed
27 December 2022 | 2 replies
Now I am actively searching for properties, getting the wholesale emails everyday and one caught my eye and I contacted the wholesaler and have started the conversation which come to find out I have spoken to him before with another investor and he remembers our conversation and "has heard good things about me".