Bobby Akines
Baltimore BOTE Gut Check
19 January 2021 | 6 replies
UMB BioParkUMB Community Engagement CenterCharles Village/Charles SouthNeighborhood OverviewGreysteel ReportBolton Hill/Reservoir HillInnovation DistrictHampdenHarlem Park/Sandtown-WinchesterAverage renovated value, After Renovation Value, or "ARV" = ~$200kAverage renovation costs of around $50kHard money lender will lend at ~70% of ARV, or $140kPurchase price of up to $125k, total costs $175k ($125 PP + $50 reno)Equity required per investment: $175-$140k= $35kRefi proceeds = $200k refi at 80% = $160kNet refi proceeds = $160k-$140k hard money loan repay = $20kEquity after refi = $15kPotential income from property:Gross Rent: $3,000/mo, $36k/yearExpenses, $1,000/mo, $12k/yearNet Operating Income (NOI) $28k/yearLoan Exp** $850/mo, $11,000Net Cash Flow: $17,000Return on Equity 113%, 1.13x multiple**Assumes the loan at 80% LTV per above, $160k, on a 30 year amortization with a 10 year term.
Jeffrey Donis
Multifamily deals- what would you do?
2 March 2021 | 12 replies
Beyond that, it is a parallel effort of making sure you can take down the deal: read capital... read: access to equity and debt, and execute on the deal: interview and engage property management.
Christopher J. Roche
Support Local Businesses
18 January 2021 | 5 replies
Engage with their posts 5.
Joseph Vu
investing with friends/ family
19 January 2021 | 4 replies
My family members have decent wages and a lot of cash sitting around, that is why they want to invest along side with me.
Quinn Peterson
500k cashflow per year with rentals in 2021?
18 January 2021 | 7 replies
Both have their pros and cons but the the rules of engagement are different not to mention price point!
Tommy Dahlborg
Want to invest but have little capital... Suggestions?
21 January 2021 | 24 replies
Partner with an experienced investor in your area (humble yourself, listen and learn alongside perhaps invest with them)2.
Dan Short
Waterproofing Garden Units in Old Buildings?
26 January 2021 | 6 replies
For me, I had several cracks in my concrete foundation and the sidewalk running alongside the house was several inches above the foundation, so water was pouring in through the brick and over the top of the foundation.One company suggested running tarp (there's a fancier term) along the inside of the problem walls, then drainage tiles to a sump pump.
Clarence Ng
How to deal with a bad GC
29 April 2021 | 25 replies
If you don't, he'll focus on the projects where the owner is more engaged and where he has a Scope of Work in place.
Sean McCarty
Just getting started as an investor in Columbus!
29 April 2021 | 52 replies
I am glad you’re here, to learn alongside these awesome people using context from your market and data analysis.
Kush Khandelwal
Selling a remote property directly (FSBO)
26 April 2021 | 6 replies
However I'm not looking to engage in dealflow on this thread.