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Vy Mai Partner in buying a rental properties
10 December 2015 | 0 replies
I'd like to keep my personal finance and his finance confidential.
Myo Thein Thinking of selling Townhouse in Vancouver BC, should I?
29 March 2016 | 12 replies
Yea it looks like hold or sell and hold Canadian might be best bet it looks like.
Brian Reese sell now or rent : tax consequences of renting when MAGI > 150K
7 July 2015 | 7 replies
Unless you want to bet on continued appreciation,  why keep something that losses money.  
Clarence Smith Should I separate the utilities in my triplex.
8 July 2015 | 11 replies
I have seen a few places that divide the utilities according to square footage or number of occupants for the water, but I would bet this opens the door for neighbors to be complaining about each other and insisting they are using less than their share- I would rather avoid that issue.Good luck with your decision!
Theresa Colbert Live-in Flip: Houston TX
13 July 2015 | 7 replies
Obviously we want something we could "force" appreciation into with updates, as opposed to betting on the market.
Sunny Suh Diary of my first step: Jersey City NJ Multi-Family- No experience, no idea what i'm doing, no regrets
13 June 2020 | 62 replies
hey Account Closed, i had the same idea once i saw deals were not easy. then again, nothing good is easy. my advice to you is don't go it alone, but try to minimize yourself getting cheated... next piece of advice is this: don't buy just a condo yourself, and then expect to buy investment property. your next property, if it's within 2 years, will be considered an investment property, and you will have to put down 20-25%, otherwise wait 2 years. i don't know your situation and life story, but also, it would be much easier to find lenders going from a 2 family to 1 family, than a 1 family to 2 family. as for stocks, i'm into the long game, so Vanguard ETFs, indexes are the way i go. warren buffett has a bet going on with a hedge fund manager; 1 million dollars to the charity of choice if the s&p 500 outperform the top 3 hedge funds of anyone's choosing over 10 years. someone took him on that bet but warren buffett is winning. 
Lior Shaashoua Loans
8 July 2015 | 4 replies
Your best bet might be to work with an international bank with presence in both the US and your country.
Zaahid Holloman Mortgages and hard money
8 July 2015 | 2 replies
Your best bet is a LOC or something from a bank. 
Joel Henderson Almost a Newbie in MA
8 July 2015 | 10 replies
Your best bet would be the podcasts and forums (especially for searching on topics related to flipping).
Adam Hedio Finding deals in Denver
31 July 2015 | 8 replies
I bet it was tough to get the contract accepted on it.