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Brandon Turner Hey Smart Guys/Gals - Question about NOI
6 December 2016 | 17 replies
I have an engineer that travels across the country for me and does a site inspection, environmental phase 1 study, and a cost reserve stable.The cost reserve stable is where the inspector looks at all mechanicals and other vital systems to the buildings including roofs etc. and then models out based on when they think those items will reach life expectancy and need replacement.
Matt F. Creative (Or Maybe Not?) Selling Prices for Loan - Issues?
17 May 2012 | 7 replies
Mechanics of lender lending money based on your credit when you own 50% or less of the property may be a non starter.
Sharon Tzib What Kind of Property Should a Turnkey Investor Be Offering?
22 January 2014 | 12 replies
I recommend investing in either new-construction properties with 10-year builder's warranties, and/or fully renovated residential properties with comprehensive renovation work (mechanical, interiors, etc.).
Kurt Z. Lockbox and remotely showing units
18 April 2017 | 1 reply
using a mechanical lock box works great for vendors, but I would never give a code, even a 1 time code with an electronic box or lock, you would be trusting the viewer of the property to turn off lights and actually close the door, I think you are taking a lot of risk this way, I had a vendor that left a door open, fortunately i got there before all the pipes froze, some PEX was frozen when I got there, Just be careful, I would Highly recommend paying a manager, they are worth their fee without question.  
Troy K. Solo loan with joint bank account
22 April 2017 | 4 replies
Reasoning could be based on the mortgage repayment ability of your salary or ensuring you don't transfer the asset to your wife as a protective mechanism (there could be more reasons why they'd want her as guarantor but those are some major reasons).
David Worst First time multi family purchase. What documents should I ask for
20 October 2016 | 10 replies
Age of mechanicals, heating, plumbing, electric24. 
Douglas Gasser Help getting started
16 April 2017 | 7 replies
I used to be a mechanic and still have a decent space to do small repairs for a small clientel. unfortunately because I do allot of automotive work and I'm generally just loud by nature, I don't think that renting a room out would be a good idea for me. plus I typically have a hard time trusting people in my home. luckily we just paid off both of our vehicles so we are starting to get our overall bad debt down to a more manageable number. as things begin to become more stable, what are some of your paths that have lead to financial Independence?
Kendra Penski Joint ventures with contractors
24 August 2021 | 9 replies
Even worse is them filing a mechanics lien or judgement against you.
Jamie Wilson Wholesaling???
2 March 2017 | 16 replies
The emphasis being on encouraging.