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30 July 2019 | 8 replies
There's line of credits out there that are low percentages for this exact financial exchange, typically hard or private money people will help you with this.
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6 August 2019 | 21 replies
If you intend to hold onto the property, or are just inclined to do your rehabs correctly, get a unit that is properly sized for your ducting and sq footage.FHA HVAC equipment that is oversized for the installed ducting is prone to shorter life span due to short cycling and potential cracks in the heat exchanger since the ducting will not allow the proper amount of air to be moved across the exchanger.
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27 July 2019 | 14 replies
“A property is worth what someone is willing to pay for it”If you can secure seller financing, would it make sense to offer a higher purchase price in exchange for zero percent interest?
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28 July 2019 | 9 replies
So if you're trying to eliminate a mortgage by paying cash and doing a partial exchange your options would be to Do an exchange on both properties as one unit and only replace 50% of the value of what you sold.
27 July 2019 | 1 reply
My question for you all is, we would love to do a deal where we manage the property in exchange for equity instead of cash.
27 July 2019 | 2 replies
I would think the seller would try to do a 1031 exchange which would defer any capital gains but you never know.
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2 December 2019 | 85 replies
Here’s the thing that you must realize… This isn’t free money…The lender takes on a certain degree of risk in exchange for the possibility of a return on their investment..Pretend you’re the lender… You lend a young man $200,000 cash to buy ahouse… In exchange, he has to pay you $1000 a month… (not a bad deal for the young man, considering the fact that without this loan he wouldn’t have the money to buy the house… For just $1000 a month, the seller handover the keys to a house… that’s A huge opportunity… That many countries in the world don’t get to enjoy this luxury of finance!)
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28 July 2019 | 1 reply
When a user purchases cryptocurrency at a given price and then later trades it away — whether by buying a coffee or by selling it on an exchange — the sale is subject to capital gains tax because it is considered property.Failing to report the transaction to the IRS could expose the user to criminal and financial penalties."
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18 May 2020 | 30 replies
I'm also not afraid to get my hands dirty, and am willing to help out with anything in exchange for knowledge.
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27 July 2019 | 2 replies
Do I just roll everything into a 1031 exchange or should I pull some money, pay the capital gains and use it to get started with BRRRR?