Justin Webb
Subject to, plus Taxes and Insurance?
23 December 2016 | 16 replies
I think I drifted a little off course and read a few over-inflated strategies from some of the Guru's out there publishing books with no substance.
Quoc Tran
Quicken Or Local Lender to Refinance?
4 April 2018 | 7 replies
Quicken typically always inflates their fees and they charge a hefty loan origination fee as well.Have you received initial disclosures from AmeriSave or was that just their verbal quote?
James W.
$100/door debate-sell me on it
12 April 2018 | 109 replies
Its not insured if you leave it in the bank at absurdly low interest rates that lose to inflation, stocks have volatility (though certainly you would be invested in them to some extent) and many fewer tax advantages.
John McKee
What metrics do you look for when using AirDNA?
18 May 2023 | 9 replies
It doesn’t take into consideration any discounts or refunds given to guests, owner blocked dates for maintenance etc. so it does in general inflate the numbers over what the actual annual revenue will likely be.
Stephen R.
Overbudget penalty for contractors
10 December 2018 | 9 replies
I know many contractors will underbid a project in order to secure the job only to inflate the cost before completion.
Chanel Smith
Are there still deal in Nashville?
1 September 2017 | 10 replies
Money is melting away in bank accounts with interest rates lower than inflation = purchasing power going bye bye.
Michael X.
Do you buy a large commercial property or 2-3 smaller ones?
10 August 2012 | 1 reply
Michael,A Hotel has much more unstable income through REVPAR versus a multifamily building.The smaller properties will be valued under 5 units more with the comparable sales approach versus the multifamily properties using the income approach.With increasing rents each year,decreasing costs,and cap rate compression you can get plenty of appreciation.You have to remember that appreciation is trying to keep up with inflation each year.More options and finance structures in commercial loans versus residential.Yes you can own multiple small little buildings in different states to diversify but that can be risky and a headache as well.Then you have to find different management companies and expect them all to do a good job without issues versus one with a bigger complex.
Ali K.
New to San Diego, should I buy or rent?
3 November 2022 | 18 replies
. - high interest rate - most believe these higher rates are temporary and will come back down after inflation is under control.
Christopher John McCarthy
New Member Question: Currently Living in Chicago, IL
23 March 2021 | 23 replies
appreciation rates here would slide but would remain well above inflation.4.
Rob Saxelby
Exisiting Tenants - What Can I Ask
9 January 2024 | 6 replies
@Rob Saxelby because of fraud concerns, you should also ask the seller to personally sign Reps & Warrants to be liable for any potential fraud.There's a big case going on about this in Michigan with some NY investors, where income was inflated via falsified rent ledgers and expenses were lowered via falsified P&L's.