Rich Weese
RE goals -early retirement Part 4-ELIMINATE TAXES
13 September 2010 | 13 replies
You don't have to lease from Xerox or IBM, just keep accurate paperwork, write checks and document the transaction.Buying real estate is a tremendous boon to wealth creation.
Lisa Mason
Brand New REO Investor
18 May 2010 | 3 replies
As you get familiar with the numbers, your ballpark will be fairly accurate (though always lower than expected, add some contingency!)
Travis Elliott
50 % RULE DEFUNCT IN SOUTH DAKOTA...
30 November 2009 | 61 replies
However, breaking it down to this level of detail does not give you a more accurate estimate.
John Shiraef
"Deal of the Century"
28 April 2009 | 10 replies
Hi John,The very first thing you need is an accurate ARV (as repaired value).
Marc Dube
Advice on a short sale deal, please
25 May 2009 | 4 replies
*Are the repair values accurate?
Account Closed
Worth a look?
11 May 2009 | 1 reply
8 Unit Apartment (Accurate as of 3/1/09)The 7 two bedroom units are at $695/mo and the efficiency unit is at $525/mo. ** All tenants are on month - month leases.** The average rents for 2 bedroom units in the area is $733/mo.This property is available at only $499,000.It is the lowest priced apartment per unit in the area.Annual Income: Gross Scheduled Income $64,680Vacancy (5%) $3,234Other Income $1,200Gross Operating Income $62,646Annual Operating Expenses Property Taxes $6,670Insurance $1,822Property Management $0Maintenance & Repair $1,000Utilities $5,950Services $4,280Other $1,000Annual Operating Expenses $20,722Net Operating Income Gross Operating Income $62,646Annual Operating Expenses $20,722Net Operating Income $41,924 Annual Cash Flow Before Tax Net Operating Income $41,924Annual Debt Service $34,818Cash Flow Before Tax $7,105Initial Investment Down Payment (25%) $124,750Closing Costs (3%) $14,970Total Investment $139,720Proposed Financing 1st Mortgage $374,250Interest rate 7%Amortized over 20 yearsCap Rate 8.4%
Jeff Tumbarello
More Knee jerk legislation
12 June 2009 | 2 replies
HVCC Results in Poor Quality Appraisals and Increases Costs for ConsumersIt is important to ensure that home appraisals are high-quality and accurate.
KB Bergeron
Pay Off Properties vs Purchase More Properties
9 July 2009 | 49 replies
Thanks for clearing that up for me Christian,So once I find a prospect, I use the 50% rule.....once the property passes this analysis, (walkthru) how/where do I get more detailed numbers in order to get a more accurate analysis?
Anson Young
What is your magic numbers for fix&flips?
16 July 2009 | 22 replies
Understood, we do the first calclulation (with %) just as a quick 'is this worth our time', then break it down with #s and more accurate repair numbers.ARV is easy, I'm an agent and have been running accurate comps for years .