Joseph Weisenbloom
How closely should I monitor my rehab?
8 May 2016 | 10 replies
., then there's no reason to be there every day.If you want things to move along efficiently and you don't want to incur these risks, be there every day, or have someone there every day who you implicitly trust.
James Calabrese
When to secure financing in the timeline of a residential deal?
7 May 2016 | 1 reply
I want to be efficient and professional so as not to waste other people’s time and energy.
Ceasar G.
eviction process on a new purchase
9 May 2016 | 13 replies
You need to get into the trenches and learn the job.Evictions are part of this business and the sooner you learn how to operate the business most efficiently the better off you will be.
Jeffery Waicak
Don't be a jerk
14 May 2016 | 11 replies
I knew he was going to end up in that position & I knew that I didn't respect him enough to keep working there.There isn't a day go by that I don't miss my previous boss... he liked to have fun on the job (but we were efficient & thorough in the process) in our office & it was evident from all he did that he truly cared about his employees.
Christopher B.
Am I missing something or is my contractor being greedy?
24 June 2019 | 52 replies
I am actively looking for another carpenter, I'm also having my guys finish the trim-out to see the efficiency and quality of their work.
Jake Hartman
Best way to scale up portfolio in my scenario- how would you?
9 May 2016 | 2 replies
I am looking for some opinions on the best way to quickly scale up a portfolio of buy and holds & Fix and Flips given the below situation.Investor income (day job) - 300k plus annuallyDebt to income - excellentLiquid cash on hand - 50kCredit - Excellent Currently has 2 rentals- (could refi out 60k cash)Given the above stats, what would the community recommend is the most efficient way for an investor in this situation that wants to scale to 20+ properties in the next 5 years?
Jake Hartman
Best way to scale up- how would you in this scenario?
10 May 2016 | 1 reply
I am looking for some opinions on the best way to quickly scale up a portfolio of buy and holds & Fix and Flips given the below situation.Investor income (day job) - 300k plus annually
Debt to income - excellent
Liquid cash on hand - 50k
Credit - Excellent
Currently has 2 rentals- (could refi out 60k cash)Given the above stats, what would the community recommend is the most efficient way for an investor in this situation that wants to scale to 20+ properties in the next 5 years?
Account Closed
Realistic turn key cap rates?
15 May 2016 | 75 replies
Can you NOT see how much more efficient that is?
John Jack R.
Las Vegas Flip in Section 10 Potential $400,000 Net Upside
20 June 2016 | 16 replies
I prefer 1 versus 4 or 5 deals and consider it to be more efficient and less brain damage, but to each his own.If the place needs kitchen, baths, pools, mechanical work, closing costs, holding costs, I could not get it all done $32/sqft but I may not have the same resources as you.Good luck...looks like a wild project.
Trevon Peracca
All yellow letters or mix it up?
10 May 2016 | 3 replies
Which is most effective, and which is most cost-efficient?