
22 April 2022 | 2 replies
As a lender, it doesn't make sense to have money that can't be invested elsewhere but also is only earning interest when someone else decides.I'm currently considering a couple of options...Interest paid only on drawn funds, but with a larger minimum draw amount and a higher interest rate (~10%)Low rate (2-4%) paid on unused funds, moderate rate paid on drawn funds (6-8%)What am I missing?

18 October 2021 | 48 replies
I'm open to the possibility that I'm missing something, please set me straight if that's the case.

7 October 2021 | 12 replies
We still manage our three rentals, and while it's not as fun as drinking beers on a patio, it's well worth the savings.
1 October 2021 | 1 reply
OR we can finance it with cash (in the form of heloc or hard money), rehab it, and cash out re-fi at 75% LTV after 6 months with estimated ARV close to 450k , that will allow us to recover about 90% of total cash invested, we are leaning towards the cash route, but want to run in by the more experienced to make sure we are not missing anything.

10 December 2021 | 20 replies
Hey allI apologize if I missed this.

7 October 2021 | 13 replies
Rest due at closing) You can look at it anyway you want, but while you're looking, don't miss these financial facts:1- Cost to you = $63,6802 - Profit = $20,0003 - Remaining Cost not recovered = $43,680 (you don't make a profit until you recover all your costs, so the $20k "profit" in Item #1 isn't a profit...unless you think going to Vegas with $10k in cash, increasing your cash to $15k, then losing $30k is somehow winning $5k)4 - If, as mentioned above, you can get $350/month ($4200/yr) in rent...which if you were breaking even before, you would now be cash flowing $4300/year.5 - Unfortunately, that means it will still take you 10+ years (all being perfect) to recover the rest of your cost.6 - Still not a good deal...at all.

8 October 2021 | 4 replies
I've been building out my own, but I feel like it is missing some key pieces.
1 October 2021 | 0 replies
I know there are tons of excel sheets out there but would love some feedback on the one I made because I know I am for sure missing some things.

4 October 2021 | 14 replies
Am I missing somethiing?

3 October 2021 | 16 replies
You need to prove on paper that there is a major COMPARABLE missing or square footage is wrong not the cost of items, or there is a big mistake in the facts NOT the cost of construction.