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Conner S. Financing My First Real Estate Purchase | A Triplex or Fourplex
18 March 2017 | 6 replies
.- I live in one unit, then rent the others out to cover mortgage and generate monthly cash flow.- I hold on to the property, refinance and/or sell in the distant future.- Roll all profit from selling/re-fi into second investment property (1031 exchange).- Rinse and repeat throughout the years, drink mojitos on the beach.... lol.
Meghan McCallum Partnering with Successful Wholesalers
17 April 2017 | 0 replies
What I mean is generating the leads and then finding successful wholesalers to take them and sell off.
Bob Santilli Business Profits Tax New Hampshire
12 May 2017 | 5 replies
In speaking with some other investors in my state (New Hampshire) I can across a state tax situation that I was not aware of and was looking for some clarification.In NH when you sell a piece of real estate that is used for business purposes (generating rental income) you are subject to the Business Profits Tax (approx 8.5%).  
Darryl Lin What's GOOOOD? From Orange County!
1 June 2017 | 30 replies
I live not only rent free but also generate income from the rent I'm able to charge and cover property taxes!  
Jay T. Newbie in Boulder, Colorado
25 May 2017 | 7 replies
I'm in our procurement department, so I spend all day working with our suppliers of both goods and services, helping folks at our resort properties sort through issues, finding strange/large/expensive/hard-to-find items, and bidding out items that we need for various projects to generate savings for the company.
Sarah D. Adding parking to a Multi-family in San Diego
10 June 2017 | 14 replies
However, I suspect you could generate far superior returns for the same purchase price.  
Jameson Sullivan accessing equity without a loan?
30 August 2017 | 22 replies
Keep in mind that your max LTV will probably be 75-80% so the max amount of cash generated back to you (before expenses) would be $55,750 - $68,000.
Trevor S Foster Brand new to real estate. I have my goals set.
10 June 2017 | 4 replies
I'd like to fix my credit and generate a cash flow.
Ramon Romero Initial Primary Residence
7 November 2022 | 2 replies
My wife made it a beautiful home, added a hot tub, updated the HVAC, repaired the boathouse, remodeled the Master bathroom & several other items like emergency generator connection.
Richie P. If you could have more of ONE thing as in investor...
7 November 2022 | 0 replies
I know the easy answer is "deals closed," but what I'm really looking for is what metric would allow you to simply focus on doing what you do best without needing to worry about generating and nurturing leads.For a bit more context, I'll be coming in and automating my clients path to purchasing new deals by generating leads, engaging with these leads to learn more about the property and their situation, scheduling inspections/consultations, delivering offers, getting what's needed to close, even getting reviews after the purchase.