Alan Asriants
Mortgage rates just hit 8%!! So... should you buy a home/investment???
15 November 2023 | 53 replies
And did you try any other solutions before deciding to evict?
Richard Warren
Obama Pledges To Work For Simpler Tax Code
26 April 2009 | 3 replies
Obama: Get the dread out of tax deadline dayHis solution will be real simple:How much did you make?
Account Closed
Reviews & Feeback for Website Solutions?
20 May 2009 | 4 replies
Anybody have reviews or experiences they would like to share with the many website solutions for real estate investors?
Sam N
House Sitting anyone?
2 June 2009 | 1 reply
It did make me think.When times are tough, we have to adapt and be able to think outside the box.Food for thought for all you investors on this forum to be creative and find solutions to keep you going.
Kyle Godbout
Recommendations for landlord insurance
8 December 2015 | 7 replies
I have American Modern its part of American Family ins for my rental.
Jason Eyerly
Easiest Way To Download Podcasts?
13 September 2017 | 12 replies
I'd imagine that will be enough for you - should work great on most modern iPhones.
John Zoulis
Multifamily Construction Cost feed back needed/ADVICE
25 September 2015 | 4 replies
In my city a building permit for a $4.2M building would be $42k.As for finishes I prefer modern.
Emily Boyfish
Experience with Tenants Vaping
7 October 2020 | 8 replies
I think the damage greatly depends on the type of vaping apparatus, how long the person holds it in and what vaping solution is used.
Rich Weese
Rehabbers and flippers--speak up
27 February 2010 | 34 replies
Do the math, and you'll see that partnering is a lower-risk, higher-reward solution than high-priced hard-money (at least in my experience and the numbers I see).
Me Me
can you get a short-sale approved with no hardshps, and w/o neg. affecting credit
8 March 2010 | 10 replies
I would estimate it's around 113%- so higher than 110, and under 125%, but apparently my mortgage is not owned by fannie or freddie, so I don't qualify for the making home affordable program wor whatever that's called.That said, now that I realize I hadn't taken the closing costs into account (and that they were much higher than I thought), it seems both solutions put me in roughly the same boat, at least as far as monthly costs in the near future, and the effect on my ability to purchase a new home.Just looking at the personal loan products I've seen available, I'd estimate that either option will leave me with a payment upwards 8-900$ a month, which drastically reduces my ability to hit my ultimate goal which was to get into a larger home for the growing family.Looks like I will have to keep tossing ideas around on this one, but I may ultimately just be stuck for now...