13 December 2021 | 0 replies
I'm a relatively new real estate investor and recently came across a pretty unique lead that I'm having trouble analyzing.
17 December 2021 | 3 replies
I'm a relatively new real estate investor and recently came across a pretty unique lead that I'm having trouble analyzing.
15 December 2021 | 6 replies
We hadn't considered commercial until a very unique building came across our path this month.
15 December 2021 | 2 replies
The other unique part of this HELOC is that the lien is tied to an NFT, this NFT is then used to back their stablecoin (bHome), the stablecoin can then be purchased by anyone (more very interesting investment opportunities here, but not the purpose of this question).I have been trying to research as much as I possibly can about this process, but i've reached a point that I feel that I need to be a near expert in the mortgage/title industry and the crypto industry to fully understand it.
20 December 2021 | 22 replies
Much less day to day work than STR, but the CoC return isn’t nearly as much.My personal belief is right now is a very unique time with STRs.
16 December 2021 | 0 replies
Hi,I am in for a single family investment property and have a unique situation.
1 January 2022 | 10 replies
when I first dove in, I thought that was a simple answer but there are a TON of different areas you play in and each of those has a unique path as well.
25 December 2021 | 9 replies
(I.E. title work costs, stamp taxes, etc)4) There may be added cost by an attorney to draft up an operating agreement since you now have a unique relationship between one LLC and another.The above costs don't even yet factor the costs of the loan itself(Appraisal, loan processing fees, etc).It all depends on the size of the loan and whether it is worth it. if we are talking about a $100,000 loan, the added costs may kinda kill the deal.
18 December 2021 | 28 replies
Unfortunately I cannot afford major renovations at the moment but I do plan on investing in nice decorations.
18 December 2021 | 17 replies
My only idea; "close it off" in a way that makes it Look like there is a full masonry lined block, when in reality it is just a piece of plywood with a sheet of concrete backer board over it... or something similarly easy to remove when the time comes to sell.Then tell them that it's fully closed and unusable to avoid any issues :D maybe you could even put some sort of decoration or fake fireplace setup to make it look nice?