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Steven LaLonde Two SFH's going, but what's next? (scaling from here)
12 January 2017 | 3 replies
Take a step back and find out what percentage of vacancy you'd be comfortable accepting as worst case, then figure out what you could refinance them for and still break even. 
Brad Simmons Calculating NOI to arrive at Cap Rate
28 June 2016 | 10 replies
I understand that I would need to seek information from some other local brokers to determine what the actual market cap rate is, and make an offer based on that and other variables like @Jeff Copeland mentioned.
Brandon Giarusso Should I pay my partner's wife for her design help?
10 August 2016 | 44 replies
Then tell him if you invest more than him you get a higher percentage going forward.
Latoya Gordon "Vacation Home in Myrtle Beach"
13 July 2016 | 8 replies
Finally what percentage or discount are you seeking on the CMV or "as-is" value for your first rental?
David Lowe Vacation Rental Advice
12 July 2019 | 22 replies
I will refine that number as I continue to research and I anticipate that the summer months in Charleston will see higher percentages than that.
Peter Chen Property manager's responsibility?
13 December 2016 | 7 replies
If it goes to court, what percentage of the time does the landlord prevail in these cases over a broken lease?  
Jamie Knowlden New member from UTAH
13 July 2016 | 6 replies
When the home sells the lender gets the loan amount plus an arranged percentage.
Kristopher Williams general contractors san antonio
29 July 2016 | 3 replies
Paying too much up front (more than enough for initial materials or a small percentage), not holding them to at least a generalized timeline, or paying ahead of any work can all get you into trouble.
Nicholas Gallinot Building a proper team in a small town
7 August 2016 | 10 replies
Depending on the size of your portfolio drives the percentage that you get.  
Elisha Mcginley hi everyone
18 August 2016 | 4 replies
i'm telling you all this so that you can see that i am a genuine and relatable person. life's too short to pretend i'm a stuffy business person- i'm not. i also want to show you that i am motivated, smart, and resourceful. i have goals, but i need some help. i don't have time to waste, and i read once that Andrew Carnegie said that making good deals involves being up front and honest about what you want, so this is what i want:i want a mentor to help me to get some real experience in the field, and i want to find a reliable and fair network team. i also want someone to believe in me enough to invest in me so i can get started. what i'm willing to give:i am willing to negotiate a fair return on investments. i will share and support my network team just as much as they support me. and for a mentor, i will negotiate a fair trade(perhaps a percentage of my real estate profit for the first year) for the education. and... i will totally take some people on business dinners(and write them off on my taxes), you know, as a bonus. :)so, are any of you willing to invest in me?