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Jeffrey K. 4 Family REO
15 January 2009 | 2 replies
Is it a bad ideal to pick up this property this time of year?
Terry L. Conrad, Sr Accounting for utility payments
17 January 2009 | 5 replies
Terry,Ideally, the tenants should pay all the utilities.
Ima Renter Property Management Requirements Legit?
11 February 2009 | 14 replies
If the PM doesn't know that, or they're playing games, then you do not want to enter into a relationship with them.Keep us informed and best of luck.
Joshua Dorkin What's Important to You in a Political Party
18 September 2009 | 51 replies
If it's a leader whose ideology is to spend $1T trying to improve the health and well-being of our citizens, I deal with it.
Barry Robbins Which to buy first, first home or first investment property?
23 January 2009 | 10 replies
I think if you can develop a "what if" balance sheet and income statement, you can play with the scenarios to confirm this is a good way to go.
Susantha Nanayakkara Tax rebate
22 January 2009 | 5 replies
I don't know about the "coming back to haunt you" comment, but I do agree investors should consult with a knwoeldgable CPA on this topic.Depreciation recapture can come into play, but there are several factors to consider such as: You are receiving tax savings today and then repaying with tomorrows dollar (and we all know the dollar will be worth less tomorrow than today), if your current marginal tax rate is at 28%, then the recapture tax rate of 25% is slightly less, and if the gain derived from the building is less than the depreciation taken, you may only recapture some and not all of the tax.
Leroy Williams Short Sale Option
25 January 2009 | 19 replies
An ideal situation would have him move out and get a new tenant and it be strictly business.
Chris C Going to my first REIA meeting
28 January 2009 | 8 replies
Do you play golf?
Mark Yuschak Evaluating an apartment complex
24 September 2009 | 8 replies
Back into a price using your desired cash flow, current rents, and assuming 50%.Looks like this to me:Gross rents: $27,300Expenses: $13,650 (once all the issues and vacancies are fixed)NOI: $13,650Desired cash flow: $4,800 (you won't convince me there's any other play here.)Max payment: $8,850Max price: $1.14 million (7%, 20 years)Subtract off whatever its going to take finish those rehabs and deal with all the other issues (you've looked inside each and every unit, right?)
John Newland Hello From Milwaukee
27 January 2009 | 3 replies
I would like to start incorporating some nice design into rehabs to enhance the appeal and begin to focus on wholesaling.My interests outside of real estate include rare/quircky automobiles, disc golf (can't play actual golf), and fun runs and marathons.I look forward to working with all of you to make this forum as informative and helpful as possible, and will definitely do my part whenever possible.