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John Silva Stage or not a empty house
27 November 2019 | 21 replies
Too fancy and you’re going to turn some people off, too basic and same thing.
Jordan G. I've Got (Lots of) Questions. Hoping the Community May Have Some Answers!
12 August 2014 | 12 replies
My park with all old single wide homes makes the same money per lot as the fancy double wide park up the street.
Tom Cafarella Why Bandit Signs Don't Work....
22 November 2019 | 30 replies
But, on this website it seems pretty routine that people contribute in their own way while also getting their business out there in the REI community. 
Dave M. Managing multiple LLC's
23 September 2016 | 11 replies
So that argues in favor of one LLC per property.If you co-mingle funds between yourself and the LLC or between LLCs, you are ignoring the corporate separateness of the LLC and providing grounds for a creditor to "pierce the corporate veil" - a fancy way of saying that they can ignore the LLC, too, and reach the commingled assets as well.So, if you are going to bother having an LLC, it's critical to observe the property formalities, like separate bank accounts and hiring bookkeepers and accountants to keep your books and tax records in good order.Presumably, you are in this business to build long-term wealth.  
John Barrett Investor Realtor Conflict Of Interest?
4 March 2016 | 4 replies
As far as working with an Investor/Agent, you have to develop a trust and understanding that you wont step on each others toes, find your own deals, dont just sit and wait for your agent to email you deals, be diligent in your search, watch every day, look at the auctions, and  MLS, every day or even several times a day, its part of my routine.
Sandy Hu Joshua Tree deal analyses
2 January 2021 | 10 replies
It's essentially a really fancy RV on RV hookups. it's movable on a trailer, parked on concrete and on additional supports.
Stephen Leblanc can good financing make an average deal a great deal
3 February 2008 | 1 reply
Ask some of the people in foreclosure how they like their “fancy” loans...Better to not do a deal than it is to deal a deal that you regret!
Steven Lebischak What to do with my first property?
11 July 2018 | 3 replies
I'm reading through The Ultimate Beginner's Guide now, but I still dont know the first thing about calculating my potential ROI and all the other fancy lingo that the pros use. 
Robert Flores Seeking input first Out of State investment
19 October 2022 | 12 replies
If you have a busy 9-5 routine but have the money to get started and don't have enough time, turnkey companies provide some of the best resources to scale your portfolio.
Christopher Alsobrook Austin Davis's commercial real estate guide
7 October 2016 | 14 replies
Not to buy anything but to catch the high energy and motivation that they have that he says is very much helpful to get him out of just coasting.Being surrounded by every day people in the routine of life it gets to have a effect on us and that to put yourself around all that energy and go get it done energy really helps him.He has never bought any thing from them, it is the get out and do it mentality that he says is what keeps him growing.