Charles Johnson
Albany NY, area
8 April 2020 | 3 replies
Look for a independent agent that:- represents multiple companies- has experience in the rental or construction areas- that, after talking to them, makes you comfortable that they will do their best for you.As you expand in your real estate business you may need some of the following types of policies:- renovation builders risk- vacant dwelling - apartment building policies- contractor liability - personal or Commerial umbrella policies - workers compensation- business autoIf you agent has only one option for companies or only handles one type of coverage it many not be a good long term choice for you.
Jim Chung
New member from New York
26 April 2016 | 9 replies
I have an ongoing stream of off-market deals in the NY Tri-state areathat I will be able to offer you.
Lisa Foreman
Best investment for a charity?
24 April 2016 | 3 replies
If you had about $10K to give to a charity with the hopes of creating a long term income stream for them (even a small one) what would you invest it in?
Matthew Kenny
Newbie from Santa Rosa, California
25 April 2016 | 9 replies
I have always been a firm believer in having multiple streams of income which is what has brought me to this site.
Dominic Battezzato
San Diego Crown Point Cloud Condo Conversion
6 January 2017 | 13 replies
A small lot subdivision I believe needs a minimum of one private exterior useable open space per dwelling unit measuring 60 square feet.
Greg Rusianoff
Difference between Homeowners Insurance vs. Umbrella
21 April 2016 | 5 replies
From the info you've provided Id say you need either a dwelling-fire policy (also called, landlord policies) per property, or a commercial package policy to put all 5 properties on one policy.
Jace Thornton
Utah newbie
22 April 2016 | 13 replies
Know I am so thankful that I did because I have a steady stream of passive income.
Zachary Critchett
Rental income and 1099 income taxed at the same rate?
22 April 2016 | 2 replies
Hello,If I make money through rental properties and through 1099 income, should I set aside a fixed amount from each income stream for taxes?
Patricia Miller
Live-in flips: should mortgage costs be included in C-O-C calcs?
25 April 2016 | 17 replies
Your goal is an amount of money or an income stream of some amount at the end of your time line.
Kyle Scofield
Partnerships where you put in no money
20 May 2016 | 7 replies
use banking daysbuild in an extension - use banking daysmake it subject to financinghave a study period***must have right of possession or free access to the propertysubject to approved appraisalWhen negotiating the deal agree and ask for as much as you can from the seller in order to make the offer attractive to an assignee;seller financing - fully assignablecash back at settlementseller paid home warrantydelayed seller financing paymenta stutter clause in order to miss a paymentearly pay-off discount**subordinated mortgage fully assumable without qualificationsubstitution of collateral * important, you know whyright to market by private or public treaty - easy flip systemsFind the deal and you will control the income stream, the assignment profit as well as the money.Study the power of Power Prospecting ------Charles