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Todd Horman automating the entire lease / tenant process
17 June 2017 | 6 replies
Alex Craig Pros: Free for teachers & students, 50% for nonprofits, free 30 day trial, Collaboration Tool Cons: Not designed for real estateMS Project “You can not beat MS Project and how powerful it is for the price.It is COTS and I have management a portfolio of $500 million construction projects with it at once.Build your MS Project schedule with cost and export to Excel for status updates.
Joe DeFarias Boston Area 2 Family Owner Occupied Renovation - Joe DeFarias
1 March 2017 | 14 replies
I've scheduled the rough inspection with the city and once we pass, we're ready for sheet rock!!
Marc C. How about an LOI based on ACTUAL property financials?
7 February 2017 | 7 replies
And then define NOI according to IRS Schedule E ("Line 21 less lines 12, 13, and 18"; [interest and depreciation]).  
Steve S. Buying a 1940 house as a rental
6 February 2017 | 13 replies
Originally posted by @Christopher Phillips:@Steve S.That's what inspections are for.Any house older than 1978 could have lead paint or 1989 for asbestos.Yes the inspection is scheduled.
Michelle Black Help! Tenant won't pay, lawyer won't respond!
16 February 2017 | 17 replies
The biggest problem with the N4/L1 is if the tenant agrees to pay back on a schedule.
JL C. Husband and wife LLC: member-managed vs. manager-managed
20 February 2017 | 3 replies
Document your member profit distributions.I met an accountant lawyer recently who suggests filing a separate LLC return as a partnership (1065 k1) instead of on a pass through schedule c or e.
Jesus Quinones I think I'm ready to take action!
22 February 2017 | 8 replies
How would you like to schedule a time to meet?
Dwayne Ravello Trying to obtain my Real Estate License
6 March 2017 | 10 replies
You should schedule to take the exam the moment you can after the class ends.
Jonathan Johnson What's an attractive offering to help with the downpayment?
22 January 2017 | 18 replies
They also absorb many expenses that the tenants could take on, such as a few utilities, background checks for applications (they pay a lot for this a year), and damage out of deposits at year end.NOI under new management could near 70k with savings for 7% vacancies, 7% repairs, and 4% CapEx (due to many apts in just 2 buildings).I'm interested in trying to figure out how to schedule a payback period in excel, if anyone has number crunching experience with that for 1) the loan, and 2) the investors downpayment.
Micah Weiss Making the numbers work for nicer homes
4 March 2017 | 13 replies
I'd look at your friends Schedule E for the last several years.