Robert Hastings
write off consultant fees?
28 November 2018 | 4 replies
I did well last year and i wanted to know some creative write offs that may apply beyond the normal upkeep, utilities, repair, taxes, insurance...can i write off consultant fees to a company who helps me evaluate deals and find properties?
Steve Hodgdon
The "Winner". 20 years in RE and this might be the worst.
6 September 2018 | 25 replies
Rumpke would probably give a better rate)So $360+$360+$599 = $1,319 If the property manager charges $100 per hour, then add $800 for a total of $2,119.Maybe I missed something...DL40 Yard Dumpster 12xHolds ~ Twelve Pickup Truck LoadsHousehold Debris10000 lbs weight limit$599.00 flat rate!
Marisa Dickson
Renatus Investment Coach/ Mentor
30 November 2018 | 207 replies
So if you are out there, searching for a group to join that will help you level up, keep searching.
Jason Varney
Wholesaling a seller financed property
28 June 2013 | 3 replies
The buyer is responsible for all taxes, maintenance, and upkeep, so it is mostly on the buyer.
Joshua D.
Contractors looking at it like there making me rich
23 May 2018 | 80 replies
Is it better to use fiberglass or rockwool insulation to insulate weight cavities before putting in replacement windows?
Josh Foret
Newbie - How knowledgeable do I need to be in regard to home repairs?
3 April 2015 | 5 replies
The only reason I might consider doing it the other way is if the tenant has been abusing the appliances or they have a lot of problems with appliances and you cannot afford to continue the upkeep of them.
Daria B.
Hiring Property managers
3 January 2016 | 12 replies
A good property manager is worth their weight in gold.
Jessica Stoneburner
Rental increases - reasons?
17 August 2015 | 3 replies
We are now coming to the end of the lease and we want to increase the rent to the original amount we had determined to be FMV as well as what we personally needed to offset the mortgage/upkeep costs.
Michael Smith
Wood Frame or Concrete Block?
27 May 2014 | 10 replies
My goal is to put together a portfolio of 100 single family homes by the time I retire, and pass them down to my kids... so I'm looking for properties that will make the most sense LONG TERM in regards to minimizing upkeep, capital expenses, insurance costs, etc...
Jon Elson
Credit Card in Real Estate - good or bad?
15 December 2014 | 1 reply
Just remember, the credit agencies keep all this stuff hush hush, and everyone is weighted differently, so no one here can really tell you want YOUR credit will do, under the circumstances.You can use the heck out of your credit cards, IF you pay them off within 30 days of the charge, and "technically" shouldn't get hit with utilization problems.