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Samuel Ruelke 1% or 2% rule in Orlando?
29 September 2018 | 18 replies
I live and work in the Orlando area (currently residing in downtown and working near the attractions). 
Royce Hodnett Commercial Investing Without Syndication
19 September 2019 | 34 replies
Sorry bud, 6% was no longer attractive in this rate environment.   
Mark Doty Quad to 6-plex: repositioning valuation
24 September 2018 | 7 replies
The existing quad is listed for sale at $1.1M and a 5.3% CAP.Commercial multifamily in the area sells at a CAP rate of roughly 4.5%.The existing property is zoned to allow for 6 units and has available land to build an addition duplex for ~$150 per sqft.Assume 1000 sqft duplex at $150,000 and we’ll build that into the loan.After expenses, the additional units will each increase the annual NOI by $14,400 = (Gross rent – operating expenses = $600x12x2).Purchase Price  $1.1MMConstruction:  $150KLoan amount: $1MMTotal for project:  $1.25MM20% down: $250KPre-construction NOI:   $58,300Post construction NOI:  $72,700What is the estimated property value after construction?
Jonathan Cox Active Duty Real Estate Investing
3 October 2018 | 16 replies
Long term wealth, increased month to month income, diversity? 
Michael Giannico Just starting out in rentals
23 September 2018 | 1 reply
Find a house in decent shape and focus on the areas that will increase the value and appeal to people simultaneously. 
Brock W. Hurricane Florence and Investor impact.
3 December 2018 | 9 replies
In some cases i have seen rental prices going up after floods as many units are not livable or need repairs so if you end up with a property that was not damaged, you might see some short term higher demand and price increase.
Lloyd Stein How to REHAB with tenants in place?
24 September 2018 | 2 replies
Long term tenants can be a major pain when it comes to increasing the income on a property when renovation is necessary.
Shachar Hess Looking to flip in Florida, how do I recognize the right city ?
26 September 2018 | 9 replies
FEMA is reassinging maps now so people who may not have previously been required to buy flood insurance will now be required to pay their lender who will purchase coverage, even if they never intended to buy it themselves.The trickle down effect is that the pool of potential buyers who can afford or want to pay of for flood insurance may reduce the number of people you can attract when it's time to sell the flip.  
Jeremy VanDelinder Interest in Williamson County/North Austin Meetup
6 February 2019 | 28 replies
So I took it upon myself to write a whitepaper with the title "How to Attract Investment Opportunities at Meetup Events".It is based entirely on my own opinion and experiences, so I would consider it a big favor if any of you were to provide me with your feedback for improvement. 
Tom R. When sticking to your goals get difficult.
25 September 2018 | 25 replies
You'll increase in speed as you get better managing your properties, setting rent rates, finding deals and learning the systems.