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Account Closed Sorry, you're getting evicted.
19 July 2019 | 39 replies
And if you are not a "people" person it will be really hard to make it in this business long-term, because whether you are managing tenants, contractors, property managers, brokers, or employees, this is a business that requires constant interaction with others.Aside from that, even the hard-asses have soft spots and lines that they let people cross.
Bryan T. Possible for market to have oversupply of rentals?
3 July 2019 | 6 replies
I usually just start high with my rent, until it hits a sweet spot.
Kevin Liverpool Question about illegal multis, NY/NJ area
2 July 2019 | 2 replies
So how do you spot one?
Cali Skier Will a tenant that is in eviction process show up on the report?
30 June 2019 | 12 replies
Thanks Steve, you are spot on, but the part I am not getting past is how does your gut stand up in a court of law. 
Raven Trapp How do I create a Rehab construction team
29 June 2019 | 3 replies
Educate yourself on building codes, so you can spot a hack. 
Patrick Blankenship [Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal- first DEAL
1 July 2019 | 7 replies
One block is run down, the next is Class B+, then back to C and back to B+ with some A class spots sprinkled in.
Tyler Wotherspoon AirBnb starting question
8 July 2019 | 29 replies
So you are spot on.Great questions.
Henry Murray Charleston, SC - Deal Evaluation and Feedback
1 July 2019 | 10 replies
My by far favorite spot in the south  at least the peninsula of Charleston and Old mt.
Padric Lynch Mobile Home Park Preliminary Analysis - Newport, NC
1 July 2019 | 5 replies
.-31 spots-16 septic tanks (two spots to each tank)-Lot rent $200-5 Tenant owned homes (TOH)-1 Park owned home (POH)-About 3 vacant homes able to be renovated-About 4 destroyed homes that need to be removed-18 vacant spotsIncome (monthly)-$1,200, not including the POH rent, only lot rent.Expenses (monthly)-Trash $400 -Environmental inspections for homes moving in $40-Street Lights $240-Capex $40 (Roads, Well pump replacement)(Still formulating what other monthly expenses there will be i.e insurance, management)-Total: $720Other Details-On well water-Individually metered for electric-No property management-About (1/3) of the park in a flood zone-Flood zone spots require a FEMA foundation (2k-4k to build)-Owner owns free and clear, seller finance is a possibilityI have been thinking about offering the following options to the owner:1. $100,000.00 Cash/Bank Financed.2. $118,250.00 Purchase Price, $10,000.00 Down Payment, 180 Month Term, $601.00 Monthly Payments, 6 Month delay in payments (In order to create cashflow).3. $136,600.00 Purchase Price, $5,000.00 Down Payment, 240 Month Term, $548.00 Monthly Payments, 5 Month delay in payments.4. $167,000.00 Purchase Price, $0.00 Down Payment, 360 Month Term, $464.00 Monthly Payments, 4 Month delay in payments.The DownsideThe moment I add in the seller finance debt service, the deal is negative cash flow by $100-300 each month.
Ryan Solberg Looking for investor in Florida to help spot deals.
1 July 2019 | 2 replies

I will help you find deals just let me know what you are looking for and i can help get your showings scheduled and get you financials on investments, large and small we do it all. I am especially looking for an inves...