Paul Strauss
Deal Analysis- What to Look Out For When You're New
28 March 2010 | 6 replies
When I was putting in offers on homes I was always out bid by people who wanted to live in the home, and were counting on Obama’s credit to offset what they paid.
Frank Apap
Some Getting Started Questions
4 April 2010 | 6 replies
I don't want to take this on a tangent, but it's sort of related to Frank's post: If you own several properties in different LLC's, and you want to buy a new property (in a new LLC) using a mortgage, will the lender count the income you get from the other LLC'd properties as income towards approving your mortgage?
Larry Moore
If you can't convince them, call them stupid.
25 November 2010 | 90 replies
There's one more statistic you can count on. 100% of the time they're making money (with the exception of Air America).
Just Don
hud repo-how long owner occupant before you rent it
29 April 2010 | 5 replies
ad;lkjfal;dskjfas;ldjf;lasdkjf;ladsjkf;laksdjfda;sldkjfadtoo bad my posts won't count either oh spiritual master
Charles Player
Hard Money experts
13 April 2010 | 3 replies
NEVER count on a refinance in this market as rules and guidelines are changing daily.
Bienes Raices
Choosing a registered agent for your LLC
2 September 2010 | 10 replies
Remember, you need to count on them to deliver your company mail and other paperwork on a timely basis, not "sit on it" until they get around to it.
Bienes Raices
Collecting the rent in person, and the lease
16 April 2010 | 14 replies
I am an investor with 45 rental units it would take a good day or so to collect all of my rents, it would also take a good day or so to chase down the ones not home.I try not to go to the tenants homes because then they are counting on you and you need to train them.
Chris Sills
Rehab Pitfalls...coulda shoulda woulda
30 May 2010 | 46 replies
I've never seen the damage contained to just the roof - count on replacing deck boards and stripping the roof. 8.)
Bienes Raices
"Early termination of lease without penalty"
15 April 2010 | 9 replies
Bienes,Your comment regarding "but 2 months rent sounds a bit extreme to me"... is missing this point...If you give tenants any opportunity to easily break a lease they will... and you are the one who will end up paying for it in terms of vacancies and high turnover expenses.Protect yourself at all costs and don't go soft on tenants... this is your business, you count on that "booked" income stream to run your business, don't let someone off the hook easily.Best of luck!
Chris T.
How to avoid Captial Gains Tax
14 April 2010 | 5 replies
., as long as he can "look back" the preceding 5 years and count up 24 months that he lived there, he should satisfy the requirement.