Devin E.
Figuring out property tax
18 June 2014 | 7 replies
Most cities make all of their tax assessments public knowledge, even if you don't own the property.
Brian Sealey
The effect of Florida Statute §48.23
17 June 2014 | 3 replies
Under these facts the Association had to intervene in the bank foreclosure within 30 days of the recording of the Supplememtal Lis Pendens, and failing to do so barred the Association from liening the unit and foreclosing its lien.The affect on pending mortgage foreclosures is to prevent the Association from initiating a separate law suit for delinquent assessments when it doesn't have a recorded lien at the time the bank's Lis Pendens is filed.
Sharon Aikens
Which way should I go?
24 June 2014 | 6 replies
Also check out the start here page for some great quick links including the Ultimate Beginners Guide As for your question - I highly recommend the following- network like crazy, never know who knows what and where they invest - learn locally but ALSO connect with Florida investors to begin learning - develop a solid business plan and know the sections that will require tailoring depending on your investing region- assess the investment type and implications if you move (flips, wholesales, LTO, and rentals will all have different implications for investment duration - learn as much as you can (BP blog, forums, podcast are a great start) and don't be afraid to jump in once you have done your homework-Keith
Jason Smith
Real estate taxes at closing
22 June 2014 | 5 replies
this is what I have found so far, the property has an assessed value of 190000.
Jay Hinrichs
Out of state investing in cash flow sfr's
26 June 2014 | 41 replies
I think Jay was pretty clear and accurate in his assessments.
Dusty Warner
Contractor offering to carry repair costs
26 June 2014 | 2 replies
So I would dig in more, ask more questions, find out what he expectations are, see if you two are compatible with sense of urgency on getting things done and make sure he can meet deadlines.
Charles Perry
need guidance on my first multi family purchase.
24 June 2014 | 2 replies
So here are the details :lot size 70X300, 2 stories, 1 building, 6 parking spotson site laundry ,boiler system , gas stove ,dish washer & metal rooflower unit 1: 2\1 800 rent (17 yr renters no plans to leave)upper unit 2: 1\1 550 rent(14yr renters no plans to leave )upper unit 3: 1\1450 rent + 240 yr for parking = 21,840 taxes 3465, ins. 1483,owner currently pay utilities 6,643 a year =11,591and the purchase price is 129,900 with some wiggle room (city assessment says 122,880)any & all advise is appreciated.
Ray Hunsberger
So... How am I doing? (w/ my Property Analysis skills)
27 June 2014 | 10 replies
- Property Taxes - From listing and divided by 12You should be able to look online at your county assessor to get the accurate tax assessment.
Keith Feliciano
Newbie investor - wholesale & rentals -NJ
1 February 2015 | 10 replies
TEN STEPS TO SUCCESS IN WHOLESALING ~1) Get a brand and create a marketing strategy and system.2) Network with cash buyers to build your buyer's list.3) Consult with an attorney regarding the proper RE contract to use and the proper means of creating an assignable RE contract in your state.4) Understand how to evaluate rehab needs and assess the value of houses.
Jean Bolger
Commercial loan payment: what's included?
8 August 2013 | 7 replies
Small or very large commercial loans will generally just be P+I, but they can require taxes, insurance and special assessments, if any, as well, usually not.