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Dylan Earl 3rd Purchase - Analysis feedback
26 August 2019 | 0 replies
Based on all the listings and showings I've seen that are "close" to what we would want, are currently out of our price range in terms of month to month affordability (comfortably anyway).Trying to decide if it makes sense to pickup 3rd property to be rental property prospective numbers on a specific listing I am back and forth on... which are as follows:List price: $399,000I would offer: $370,000 based on a walkthrough I did... needs new roof ($6000), everything is outdated (floors and doors), the property is a mess (outside is uncut/overgrown/weeds everywhere), Garage ceiling has mold and water damages inside...will need new blown in insulation etcI'd go 10% down: $37,000Closing costs estimate $9500 (approx 2.5%)immediate repairs/renos: $25,000 (I will roll this into the mortgage)Capital Req: $47,000Anticipated Mortgage: 3.2% 5 year fixed, 25 year amortization: Cost/mo approx $1650Taxes, Maintenance, Insurance: $675My monthly expenses would be approx total: $2275I expect $450/room + utilities on tenant x 6 rooms = $2700Net: $425/moI cannot afford the $47,000 up front capital so I'd either have to partner with someone/others (50% or 33% or 25%)Does this CF seem too low for the investment...
Travis Gibson Should I roll my SFHs into a Multi-Family apartment building
8 September 2019 | 25 replies

I have been reaching out to investors in my local network in order to gather equity for doing an Apartment syndication deal but it has been slow going.  Therefore I was wondering if it would make sense to sell-out som...

Mitch Howard Do these cash out refinance numbers make sense
27 August 2019 | 6 replies
What costs are you rolling into the funding so you're not out of pocket?
Ben Haridim Flipping in L.A. at 19 years old with no money......
27 August 2019 | 5 replies
So the real question I have is where the hell do I start to get the ball rolling?
Nick M. Michigan Hard Money Lenders
11 December 2019 | 4 replies
I’ve done some flips in the past, and acquired my first rental this past January and want to keep the ball rolling.
Sara Blouin Rhode Island Tenant Law Question
29 October 2020 | 8 replies
@Sara Blouin you need to read and understand the lease, since it's usually specified in the lease.But generally, a year long lease has a provision to roll over to month-to-month under the same terms, at which point you can terminate under that route (at least 30 days notice etc. as for any other month-to-month lease).The lease may specify that either party needs to give notice of non-renewal, or that it automatically rolls over to another 1 year lease.
George Liu Credit unions vs. banks vs. brokers
29 August 2019 | 22 replies
Are they able to speak to Realtors and Insurance agents and title attorneys with conviction or will they get rolled over when they need answers and they're getting stonewalled?  
Michael Ealy How to Buy a 41 Unit $0 Down and Make $400K profit
11 October 2019 | 19 replies
Rolled in all closing costs, except appraisal.
Chandra Mcculloch Best Option to Get the Ball Rolling!
27 August 2019 | 0 replies

My husband and I want to begin flipping homes. I'm trying to figure out the best way for us to get funded and while I have some ideas, I would love some input as we are new to this. 
Option 1- Hard Money Loan-My firs...

Nicholas Fazio 5 unit Deal analysis advice for a novice, here are the numbers...
11 October 2019 | 13 replies
The numbers below make a few assumptions and roll most of the advice you see above in as well.