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Trevor Muska Am i expected to only use one real estate agent?
4 May 2018 | 11 replies
We go with whatever agent brings us the deal but we primarily use one when we're out "shopping" (i.e. just going around and looking at listings). 
Mohit Asthana Buying cheap commercial property out of state?
16 July 2018 | 10 replies
I've been listing to a man that owns over 4,000 apartment units and I tend to believe what he says and he thinks that apartments is only the good way to go and not to make investments on only other retail, office, or hotel business right now because most retail will continue going down versus on-line shopping with few exceptions and one of them is to acquire retail or office buildings in a high demand area and is in the path of growth and a good economy with diversity, population growth, and job growth and must positive cash flow on day 1.  
Scott K. What is the breaking point for granite or better?
18 March 2014 | 48 replies
If you shop around for an independent granite guy, you will find it for about $30 per square foot plus $200 for an undermount sink.
Tom Hazelton Brandon Turner was right
3 January 2018 | 1 reply
She said she was good to go so I went shopping and found an amazing deal, a two unit property that’s going to cash flow $800 to $900 a month.
MIke Hewitt Investor Wrap loan from Investor Loan Source for Texas property
18 April 2018 | 7 replies
Legal wrap that is a good one.. take out the alienation clause and there you go.. one simple sentence removed from the debt instrument and you have a whole knew lending programfor long term buy and hold 6 and 8 is not bad really.. if you can't get conventional.. its on the lower end of what i know or see.. as long as the 6 is it.. and they don't add on another 3 to 5k in junk fees.what many don't get when they shop loans is they focus on points when in fact many lenders make more money on the junk fees as the points.. small balance loans will have 8 to 10% when you add in points and junk fee's thats what i see on all the huds i look at during the week.. might be 1.5 or 2 points but then 3 to 4k non recurring lender set up and junk fees
Austin Whitcomb Frostburg Student Rentals
5 January 2023 | 16 replies
My advice is shop around and find a PM that you like and can work with you rather than for you.
Adam Juodis BRRRR while working a demanding full time job- Who's done it?
6 January 2017 | 8 replies
The repairs you mentioned seem modest, so i would recommend using your evenings to shop contractors and finding deals on the material you will need.
Mindy Jensen From $0 Net Worth to $1 Million in Financing in 2-1/2 years
27 March 2017 | 52 replies
New investors, or even seasoned ones for that matter, should make sure to shop around for their mortgage. 
Sharif Mensah Best markets
24 June 2016 | 11 replies
I would shop a market you like and Stick to it.  
Chad K. Signs of Gentrification
14 May 2019 | 28 replies
I cruise yelp for restaurants/shops.