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Brian Mitchell Notice to Quit based on the Smell of Smoking?
15 May 2019 | 10 replies
The reasons that landlords in Maine have often achieved successful evictions include: non-payment of rent, substantial damage to the property, and changing the locks on the doors.
Ross Cornwell Full Renovation in 5 weeks....Long DOM
12 May 2019 | 0 replies
In our initial evaluation there was a land locked parcel included in the sale.
Jonathan Jweda 2nd Property/HELOC Loan
13 May 2019 | 2 replies
One of the benefits I liked most about this HELoC is that it offers you the ability to lock in a fixed rate 3x throughout the 10yr draw period.
Michael Landrum Help Me Structure This Deal
13 May 2019 | 2 replies
Admittedly, this is a possible red flag...if anyone knows how to estimate an ARV in a situation like this, I’m all ears.— The $250 number is AFTER taxes and insurance (either being paid by her already in her current mortgage, or by me which I will roll into the $1300 monthly payment) and after landlord utilities.
Kollin Buchholz Buying our First Duplex! Is this a good deal? Long term hold
13 May 2019 | 8 replies
Rental area Comps: $1,600.00/unit per month (some as high as 1800)Repairs: none needed to rent one side (windows must be replaced soon)As I see the numbers:Income: $3,200 (potential)Expenses: $1,163.00 (Vacancy, Taxes, Insurance, Maint etc.)Mortgage: $1,690.00 (plus/minus $50 since we haven't locked rates yet)We appreciate everyone's help and advice - we are very excited, but the ROI seems low for an investment, however, this will act as an entry into RE investment and allow us a place to live and collect some rental income simultaneously. 
Jens Ohlsson Buy first house cash, refinance later?
6 July 2019 | 3 replies
Your risks are having the funds locked up for 6+ months (assuming you keep it in your own name), not knowing what the appraisal will be (ie how much you can take out), and the future interest rate.Run the deals for your best and worst case scenarios- do you like the cash flow after the refi if you get 75% of $10k less than you think it is worth at 6-7%?
Randy Chang Would You WAIVE Your Right to Have Deposit Placed in Escrow???
15 May 2019 | 27 replies
I know in our market were just the building permits per house/ unit run 40 to 60k each..  5k to me just is trying to lock in the buyer so the buyer has some skin and just does not tie something up with no consequences if they back out.. 
Chris Stranad Repositioning Acquired Tenant & Unit in Multi Family Property
15 May 2019 | 5 replies
Why would you lock yourself into a lease with a tenant when you have no indication of whether they can be good tenants?
Keith Gilbert Moving - do we rent or sell and invest outside CA
17 May 2019 | 58 replies
I have known a LOT of co-workers that have left Cali only to realize they are locked out of ever returning.  :-( My wife and I make a good income.  
Kyle Davis Partnership/Ownership Help for Hotel
7 July 2019 | 18 replies
I have limited experience with SBA Hotel loans, but depending on the structure you may be able to refinance with conduit debt and forego the recourse, as well as lock in to 75+% LTV, 30 year am, 10 year money (with mez debt maybe higher than 80%) with unbeatable rates (usually 275 basis points over the 10 year).