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Steve Lundy First deal - 3 units in PA - feedback welcome (show your stuff!)
21 March 2017 | 14 replies
If I did have a large wad of cash sitting around, this property would look like a much better investment, even at $150K purchase price - the monthly cash flow would be around $950, ROI around 7.5%.
Russell Holmes Newbie from Apopka FL
22 March 2017 | 13 replies
Our hourly income is so high that I could never even consider working for anyone else (since I dropped out of college and lack the engineering/accounting/medical degree I'd need to make more from a job).When I started the business, I had imagined I could grow to several trucks run by lower paid guys, sit back, and enjoy a passive income.
Burt L. How To Double-Close on Sale W/ Escrow Agent Seller Already Knows?
19 March 2017 | 0 replies
The seller has just been letting it sit at her fax machine, waiting for the escrow officer he is comfortable with to return.
Andrew Noska Getting started as an investor
19 March 2017 | 2 replies
Buy a house, rent it out, sit back and get some cash?
Evan Miller Tearing down and Building a quad
19 March 2017 | 2 replies
If the zoning has changed (setbacks, density, etc) then you will be able to put back the same size structure that currently sits there because it's grandfathered in.
Chris E. Buying first property for sale by owner. Need help
21 March 2017 | 8 replies
Its mid rehab and there are new cabinets, fixtures etc sitting in boxes that i dont want them packing up and taking right before we close the deal
Sabrina H. Buying on Oregon Coast - question about inspections & rentals
2 April 2017 | 1 reply
Vacation rental is interesting to me, but the fact that it may sit empty for a good portion of the year, and that a property management company would most likely be involved and take a big chunk of the rental income, makes this a less appealing prospect.A little background on me....been living in the greater Denver area for 13 years and managed two rental condos for a family member for a few years here. 
Joseph Rios Tenant doesn't want prospective tenants in the house
23 March 2017 | 19 replies
Go to the housing court , take part of a day and sit thru a morning session so your familiar with how the housing court process is done.4. you can file the action yourself and it's nothing to be afraid of if you have a good idea of what you need to do and visiting the housing court will make you prepared.5.
Tj Hines Class A, B, C, Apt Buildings
21 March 2017 | 12 replies
New construction (less than 8-10 years old) would be called A class but if it brand new from 2016 and sits in the prime location of an upscale neighborhood they will call it a AA class asset (yeah, there is such a class as AA)Late 90s or Early 2000s to 2007-ish will be called B class IF the area is good and the demographics are  professionals, young families, tenants with high income and the property is very well maintained.C class buildings are usually 60s-90s built and are usually located at lower economic area with blue collar tenants.
Matt J. People Who've Successfully Escaped the Rat Race, Please Post Here
21 April 2017 | 27 replies
I need to sit down and come up with that again now that we have a little one on the way.