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Daryl Crabtree Beginner in Phoenix, AZ
24 September 2007 | 12 replies
Save money for awhile.The easiest way you might start is trying to position yourself to buy a small SF house, live in it, make the improvements over time and in two years take the gain tax free.
N/A N/A A NEWBIE WHO IS HAVING TROUBLE W 2% FORMULA ETC...
24 September 2007 | 5 replies
It is a bet on appreciation where there is no guarantee that past performance will continue into the future.
Mr Good Deciding if this is the right property
24 September 2007 | 12 replies
Hence a well placed property with a moderate amount of leverage will generally out perform a CD.
N/A N/A confidence
4 December 2007 | 11 replies
the more you go the more comfortable you will become and your confidence will improve over time.Remember, you will never learn to swim without getting your feet wet.
Tom C Evaluating a package
28 September 2007 | 4 replies
When I evaluate the deal as a package it looks pretty good, but when I break each unit out and run the numbers several are falling short because the rents are below market.My question is, how do you evaluate this deal, both ways as I am, then go back and get a better price on the low performers or do you simply look at the big picture or do I factor in that the rents have to come up to meet the market?
Minna Reid All out of pity...
30 September 2007 | 10 replies
Doesn't meet my criteria.But hey- you bought it, knowing damned well you couldn't pay for it...or...cashed it out...not to improve, but to go on vacation....Now you're stuck, and I cant even help....but I will be there when the bank resells it, cause at this point in time at least the bank knows they made a bad decision, and you may not have the equity to sell at a loss, but hey - the bank can.
N/A N/A Newbie from Southern CA
10 October 2007 | 10 replies
What are some creative ways to improve the cashflow?
K B Newbie from Orange County, CA, and a bit about me
6 October 2007 | 7 replies
He really has carved out a niche allowing him to perform almost all functions in-house, creating leads off of every call.Anyhow the initial plan was to get me started as a Loan Originator, then once I was familiar with that end of things I could grab a property and he would walk me through the process.
N/A N/A First Purchase: A distressed REO???
2 October 2007 | 8 replies
Come up with the maximum price you can pay, and don't go over that.Conventional financing will certainly improve the results.
Calixto Urdiales Grammar
5 October 2007 | 15 replies
We're working on some big improvements right now, and I will see if this is something we can implement in the stages following this current development stage.Please keep the suggestions coming!