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Bryan Hancock Imputed Tax Dodge? Longer Amortization Period
24 May 2011 | 11 replies
Taxable income-wise, the IO loan generates a lot more taxable income because the entire payment is taxable interest income.
Kenneth LaVoie pesky financial / numers question
23 May 2011 | 1 reply
In addition, my cracker jack painter gets $20 per hour (and he’s good, and he’s FAST).
Steve L. 50% Rule - Lowest Cost/Efficient Producer
27 August 2012 | 40 replies
You may not have an eviction or vacancy for a year, beu then you could have 2 in the second year, you never know so "pretending" that all the 50% costs actually occured each month by sending them to the reserve account is the wise thing to do.Your next question may be, what if my reserve account grows to 6 months worth of gross rents, should I continue to keep taking the expenses not spent and depositing into the reserve savings account?
Dante Williams Seller Financed wholesale deal need advice!
26 May 2011 | 8 replies
The numbers are very important because it takes a lead that would other wise be lost because the MAO is far less than what the seller could finacially afford to bear.
Matthew J. T. Discrete Assignment Fee
11 April 2015 | 85 replies
On more marginal deals, obviously it would be wise, appropriate, and necessary to stay within the guideline I suggested.As for which is better, double close or assign (or in the cases where assigning is not possible, using another startegy such as a land trust or entity), there are positives and negatives on each side and each investor must weigh them.For double closings, you have more fees (escrow, title, transfer taxes (where applicable), recording fees, etc, plus you must come to the table with your own cash to close or use transactional funding which then costs you even more.
Chris Teed Doing Business with BP members: Triumphs – Nightmares
19 June 2011 | 20 replies
Rich and Bryan - thank you both for your prompt, honest and wise feedback.
Silver A. The other party is not interested in the deal because you are making a profit?
7 June 2011 | 10 replies
i was wise enough to be able to understand the numbers, and take my emotions (jealousy) out of it.
Anthony Larson Portfolio acquistion, first investment
21 December 2009 | 8 replies
For a $600k purchase price, you can probably do a lot better income wise..You mentioned yourself 300 days on the market..nobody is jumping at this.
Anthony Larson Reserves?
4 December 2009 | 11 replies
Not a great deal, cash flow wise, but not horrible, and it gets you into a property you can't really afford.
John Romero Starting out with a Plan
7 January 2010 | 5 replies
What should you look for in an area (numbers, and facts wise)?