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Kyle Smith DisHonest Property Management Company
24 September 2020 | 9 replies
They usually leave tons of personal belongings behind, appliances full of rotten food, everything is absolutely filthy, and then only after you get a junk removal service (which with the dumpster will cost a few thousand dollars alone) can you actually assess the structural issues.
Tyler Muckelroy New Investor in College Station, TX
12 November 2020 | 14 replies
I took my housing cost from $1100 per month renting, to $500 per month owning.Feel free to bring food, beer or whatever.
Klint Ruud GC QUOTES VS ACTUAL REHAB COSTS
21 September 2020 | 4 replies
Like do you want the cheapo package, or the glitz & glamour package
Cassidy Burns Fix and Flip Success! 28% margin $32,717 profit
17 September 2020 | 0 replies
Purchase price: $61,950 Cash invested: $61,950 Sale price: $148,100 Fix and Flip Project: -3 bed/ 2 bath-Basement-Purchase Price: $61,950 (Online auction)-Appraised Value: $124,000-Rehab Budget: $28, 497(Labor, HVAC, new water heater, paint throughout, new counter tops, appliance package, 2 light bathroom Renos)-Holding Costs: $1,500.86-List Price: $145,000-Outsell: $148,100-Realtor Fees: $8,886All In: $115,382Outsell: $148,100Total Profit: $32,717Went a little over budget, project took longer than expected, but ended up selling for $15,000 more than we anticipated!
Cassidy Burns Fix and Flip Success! 28% margin $32,717 profit
18 September 2020 | 2 replies
Purchase price: $61,950 Cash invested: $61,950 Sale price: $148,100 Fix and Flip Project: -3 bed/ 2 bath-Basement-Purchase Price: $61,950 (Online auction)-Appraised Value: $124,000-Rehab Budget: $28, 497(Labor, HVAC, new water heater, paint throughout, new counter tops, appliance package, 2 light bathroom Renos)-Holding Costs: $1,500.86-List Price: $145,000-Outsell: $148,100-Realtor Fees: $8,886All In: $115,382Outsell: $148,100Total Profit: $32,717 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?
Jessica Walker Food industry to Real Estate
18 September 2020 | 1 reply

I’m no longer working due to COVID & childcare issues so I’ve decided to pursue my passion of real estate. I’m currently studying to get my real estate brokers license in the state of Illinois. I want to start who...

Matt Padlo CD and SD for Cali lease agreement package ?
18 September 2020 | 4 replies
Thank You BP by the way for the awesome California lease agreement package for landlords I downloaded.
Burt L. What Digital Camera to Carry for Interior Pics for Buyers?
6 August 2013 | 29 replies
All I'm trying to do is to get a few pictures of the house to pass on to my investor buyers.Certainly understandable, but for someone that wants to put together a professional marketing package it's really nice to be able to take some decent photos of a 10' X 14' room.
Austin R. How to start a company that raises capital for investments.
10 August 2012 | 21 replies
I see real estate agents putting together packages to help their clients raise money.
Lance Schaefer Help with a prohibitive clause with Fannie Mae
25 January 2017 | 10 replies
If you want to sell it under the 90 days for more than 20%, packaging it with a business entity and selling your interest/the entity itself as J Scott mention is the way to go.There are some bank addendums that strictly prohibit a sale within a set period of time.