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Eric M. Quick question on SD 401K partnering
11 September 2012 | 6 replies
I'd ask "who's name is on the offer", but that's probably not exactly the correct wording.If you or your s-corp are the buyer, the 401K cannot participate in the deal in any way.
Shannon X. How many of you SUCCESSFUL investors..
21 January 2013 | 46 replies
I will not make six figures for probably another 5 years and barely at that on my current career course.
Joel Warner Study by Pepperdine on optimal bidding strategies
8 October 2012 | 3 replies
While I didn't read the entire article, I imagine that whatever was ultimately proposed as an optimal bidding strategy was the same as following Nash equilibrium, another concept you might want to familiarize yourself with from game theory.Now, the problem with using Nash equilibrium -- or any other optimal bidding strategy -- in a real estate auction is that the item being purchased doesn't necessary have a commonly agreed discreet value (what the article calls a "common value model").Instead, the participants in a real estate auction may have very different perceived values of the properties up for sale, depending on what their exit strategy for the property is.
David Ackerman Direct mailing list for out-of-town owners with large equity stake
21 October 2012 | 3 replies
By the time I engaged the Seller One, the home was barely live-able.
Peter Turner Fee/rent structure setup for Rent to Own suggestion
22 October 2012 | 4 replies
. ($4,995-$1,200 rent = $3,795 plus the $120 (10% of first months rent) = $3,915)If they think that 10% is too little, explain to them that when they get a mortgage, barely any of that payment will go toward principal.I like to do the term for one year.
Joshua Dorkin The End of the BiggerPockets 'Influence' System
11 December 2012 | 45 replies
Eventually we changed the system to one that we believed to be more fair and even, but unfortunately, in evaluating the system and your reaction to it, we realized that perhaps the system was doing more harm than good.Many of our users felt that 'influence' wasn't an accurate measure of their actual influence on the site, and sadly, some of our power users were turned off and cut their participation here.
James Wilson New guy in WA State
26 October 2012 | 7 replies
They also have national speakers come in and have Saturday training classes as well as several mastermind groups you can participate in.
Kevin Fintland New to Bigger Pockets (again) - looking for recomendations/advice
8 November 2012 | 9 replies
Make do with participating in most discussions and just be honest with your questions.
Gary Dezoysa Creative Real Estate Strategies - Good sources to learn from
17 November 2012 | 12 replies
Peter Conti has written a couple of interesting books, takes big cahoonies to apply these strategies, you can't be "sensitive", this is bare knuckle marketing and in-home harda$$ negotiating with sellers.
Brian H. New-Novice-Cash-SFR-Buy&Hold-Investor from Utah
21 November 2012 | 5 replies
I'm excited to begin participating and getting to know and network with people who can assist me in my journey and also who I can assist.