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Derek Luttrell Closed on First Out of State SFR - Screening Question
23 May 2018 | 6 replies
I wasn't sure about being the highest priced product on the market, but I also wasn't anticipating having four physical showings the morning after posting the ad. 
Alexa K. Will I Have a Problem Refinancing after Buying Cash?
10 June 2018 | 50 replies
HI Alexa,Your concerns can be summed up to:1) will your income, credit, and assets (property value, reserves, equity) qualify at the time you apply for your refinance2) will the property appraise at the value you need during the time you order your appraisal to get out as much as you'd like out or payoff your current loan payoff (with out having to bring cash in to pay down your loan to the appropriate loan amount/ LTV)To negate the risk on #1 you can have a lender review your scenario upfront and plan for the anticipated new income/credit/assets 7 months down the line since things may be different then vs today.To negate the risk on #2 make sure you look down the line at the active inventory, pending inventory, days on market, and where the market is going as this will give you an indicator of the sold properties 6-7 months down the line.
Zain B. Section 8 Tenant Not Willing to Leave Past Termination of Lease
14 June 2018 | 31 replies
Lawyer is going to charge $275/hour and anticipated the normal procedure to take ~3 hours including 1 hour of court time. 
Pete Schmidt Lease option exception
23 July 2018 | 10 replies
Pre adjust the option price to anticipate that if they exercised the option they got credit and if they rented for x period of time they got a discount. 
Vik J. One storey or 2 storey?
20 April 2020 | 9 replies
What is now and what is to be anticipated down the line.  
Jeff Purl Where to get STR Furnishing
24 February 2021 | 26 replies
I had a few pieces that didn't work as anticipated (scratches, screws didn't fit, etc) and they shipped me replacement pieces right away or refunded me part/all of the money.
Craig Lillard Serial vacation rental strategy. How does this sound?
12 May 2020 | 17 replies
If you're new to Vacation Rentals, you start getting a couple in a couple of areas and then things go wrong and it doesn't work the way you thought and then you get into financial difficulties you did not possibly anticipate. go see the world?
Joe Cassandra Understanding Mobile Parks (check this deal)
29 May 2020 | 12 replies
@Joe CassandraYep, that's generally how parks are valued - Lot Rent Stream as one separate valuation / POH as separate.In my spreadsheets, I separate the income / expenses for the two different portions.So if you're paying $2000 / mo to a maintenance man and he's spending 75% of his time fixing homes, then $1,500 is going to the POH side of things, and $500 to the Land Side.With the RTO stream, you can use a net present value formula, where you take all the anticipated cashflows, discount by 25% due to people bailing, etc, and then discount that income back to a rate you feel comfortable with (ie. 15%).That will give a theoretical value for those income streams.With POHs, here's what I've seen people do:Value based on what you can sell them for << more commonValue based on a gross rent multiplier, typically 1-3.
Yolanda W Cuevas Should you always choose cashflow?
15 April 2021 | 27 replies
I met one set of parents and he had a legal pad of questions for me including crime rates, subletting contingencies, alarm systems, etc.I chose the 1st couple as they know the area (it's transitional), will pay the pet fee though it's unlikely their pets will cause damage and generally were a laid back couple.When I sent my sorry email to the college roommates, they came back with an offer of +150/mo in rent.To be honest, I anticipate the relationship to be higher maintenance than with the 1st couple BUT it is a significant bump in rent.Thoughts?
Nathan Gesner How do you deal with a mentally ill, problematic Tenant?
12 August 2021 | 43 replies
I just sent the tenant a letter explaining her options and anticipate more heated responses soon.