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Michael Garson Multi-Family Conventional 5% down?
21 October 2016 | 7 replies
Used to once it hit about 80% ltv after owning the property for a few years you could request the insurance drop.
Josiah Halverson How much can I expect to pay for general contractors?
11 June 2016 | 16 replies
Let's say that prior to making an offer to buy a rehab, I hire contractor A to do an initial walk-through with me and come up with a detailed improvement plan (cost and time schedule).Next, I send out bid requests to both contractor A and other contractors for that job.
Thomas Morgan PM Software: Buildium or Rent Manager
30 August 2017 | 20 replies
Andrew Johnson “I use Appfolio out of santa barbara, ca its definitely not free and my property mgmt company passes those costs down to me which I think is around 50-60 bucks a month based on number of units under the service.I am able to see all reports from rent rolls, cash flow statements / trailing 12 month cash flow, tenant ledgers, maintenance requests, dialog between tenants and mgmt staff, resolutions to maintenance requests, move in pictures, move out pictures, or video, and many more features.What I like is that it allows the vendors to be in a dialog/text/chat box so they are prepared (vendor) prior to job assignment with lockbox codes, scope of work and pictures before they even go to the site so we dont waste time figuring things out and run up a huge $$$ bill for lack of efficiency.”
Bill Gulley Creative Financing: Bill Gulley Needs To Know, What Is This Really?
4 February 2014 | 8 replies
Just what I was wondering, how others see the subject, not my opinion of what CF is.As to your loan commitment with a property at an unknown price, consider:This commitment is to fund the borrower's request up to a loan amount of $50,000 at a loan to value not to exceed 75% of the purchase price established by agreement or sale bid.Another way is to say up to 75% of any purchase price or sale bid up to a loan amount of $50,000.Don't forget your other requirements being satisfactory to lender, title, escrow, taxes, insurance, sale contract or confirmed bid amounts, etc.Good luck.Others, please chime in.How do you see CF in RE?
Jordan S. Bought 4-plex. What is the best way to transfer leases and deposits
3 February 2014 | 3 replies
This was a big hit with the tenants, as we asked them for their input on which things we should address first and took care of their requests quickly.
Jerry Gurley Is There a Common Denominator Among Motivated Sellers
4 February 2014 | 4 replies
Toward that end I filed a freedom of information request with my city for a list of addresses that currently do not have water service and have not had water service in at least 90 days.Now how to market to the owners of those vacant houses is another matter all together.Thank you for your time and views.
Obaid Vanjara Architect SF Bay Area
5 February 2014 | 2 replies
Usually they recommend people that they like their work and put through their requests faster.
Account Closed Can an investor help facilitate a short sale?
7 March 2014 | 27 replies
But the owner can take your offer to her bank and request a response.
Bruce L. 24 Hour Notice to Inspect Property
7 February 2014 | 1 reply
I never use text for this type of request.
Clay Manship Commercial Deal Structure
3 March 2017 | 5 replies
The request here shows that you still need to learn some more details about how some of these things work.The answer to your question, "How do I entice the investor to invest capital given that they will have no recourse on the property?"