Jon S.
Am I in a situation to invest?
22 January 2019 | 8 replies
This can work out if you find a beat up property, buy it, fix it up, get the appraised value up, get renters in it, and then you can refi into a conventional loan under the new appraised value.
Chandler Burns
Any tips for a new real estate investor that is 20 years old?
22 January 2019 | 9 replies
Every time you drive, workout or do other mindless tasks is an opportunity to listen to a podcast (on 1.5X speed).
Chris Greenawalt
Wilmington DE market question
12 July 2020 | 15 replies
Numbers seem to work out for a solid rental prop.
Jay Hinrichs
How did we compute amortized payments before computers
22 January 2019 | 5 replies
and usually done in less than 45 minutes LOL.. first one and then the monitor thinks I gave up and I say NO just done then they instant grade and I am newly minted.Now in MS when it took that brokers test for recip it was only 14 questions.. believe it or not.. so I did have to work out the math ones there were two.. but I got 12 out of 14 and passed that took all of 15 minutes.. more like a drivers test..
Jaroslaw Karbowski
Buy & Hold Home owner/investment property
22 January 2019 | 0 replies
Large 4th bedroom, w/ flexibility to be a workout or play room or a private separate bedroom. 3 of 4 bedrooms have custom closets w/ sliding frosted glass doors & easy gliding storage trays.
Jaroslaw Karbowski
Buy & Hold Home owner/investment property
22 January 2019 | 0 replies
Large 4th bedroom, w/ flexibility to be a workout or play room or a private separate bedroom.
Andrew Earle
Financing Pickle! Got the Deals, Now need the Money
28 January 2019 | 21 replies
Hi Andrew.Hard Money Loans can work out great and I am seeing them get even more attractive as of late.
Rita Solomon-Moore
Buy & Hold Question-What Should I Offer
23 January 2019 | 5 replies
GM Everyone,Looking at trying to work out my first deal (hopefully it is a deal).
Chris Phillips
Fork in the road, need help on the path to choose
24 January 2019 | 10 replies
This 75K could be used as a down payment on a FHA loan, pay off the debt and probably still allow me to have 10-20k left over to invest in my first property.We talked about trying to rent out this property we currently have and purchase a new house but since our current home wasn't purchased intent for BRRRR the numbers don't work out unless we refi back out to 30 years and even then its a high rent item with high risk as our first property and vacancy could hit us hard.Has anyone had to make a decision like this, does it make sense to cash in on a property I have now to build a bigger wealth faster?
Chris Webb
Buying a rental, using Home Equity Loan and Financing
23 January 2019 | 9 replies
So that might work out well.