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30 March 2005 | 0 replies
You will turn thejohnmichael: property around quicker.johnmichael: As a beginning investors avoid a rehab property or the lure of a high priced property as many beginning real estate investors get distracted form the fact that the ideal property is the one that you take control and resale for a profit.Dan_Auito: fixer jay decima goes for junkers and makes goldjohnmichael: The easiest place to make money is in the middle and below price range range.johnmichael: The property should be free of damage and need no major repairs unless you are an experienced construction worker or builder.
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16 January 2021 | 3 replies
It took a bit for me to start keeping track of the repairs, but I'm doing it now.
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31 March 2005 | 0 replies
The first year's payments would be $10,152 including about $9,270 of tax-deductible interest.Suppose the property is rented for $13,800 a year, and the total of operating expenses paid by the owner, such as property tax, insurance, and repairs, is $2,500.
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6 September 2006 | 13 replies
In my experience we all underestimate costs and overestimate repaired FMV.7.
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6 June 2005 | 2 replies
Be careful to account for this.Rehabbed properties (with proof of repairs) and regular properties without title seasoning problems can also be set up this way – with much better scenarios than the ‘flipping’ example above.
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28 April 2005 | 2 replies
Our orignal agreement states that I'm responsible for repairs simply because I didn't want them breaking something then going out and paying for it themselves to in-turn try to negoitate rent for repairs.
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1 June 2005 | 1 reply
Acquisition cost, plus repair/rehab cost of 70% is at the TOP END.Keep looking, keep your cash dry so you can pounce on the deals that do come up.
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10 November 2005 | 13 replies
Whenever I tell a Realtor what I want, the so called "deals" they find are at market value...of if they're below, the price of the repairs will take it up to or past market value...hence, no profit.If I have them find me a rental, they always show me a negative or barely break even situation, and I have to explain that I'm looking for 1.5-2 percent of the sales price gross monthly income.
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2 September 2006 | 20 replies
Listings, photos of homes & repairs, setting appointments, contractors bids, etc get all done through email or fax.
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9 August 2005 | 0 replies
U bet, 8) I've spent the last 5 years cultivating a portfolio of private lenders for virtually any scenario(loan) You could possibly need, including but not limited to 80% ARV(after repaired value), NOT Purchase Price, Purchases at 80% of APPRAISED Value(not purchase price), 80% of Appraised Value Cash Out Re-Finances, & most closings occur w/i 48 hours.