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Brandt Welch LLC receive a loan to fund a down payment?
15 August 2021 | 6 replies
In terms of essentially 100% financing from a mortgage lender.
Michelle Phimmasone DSCR loan question and help
25 July 2022 | 13 replies
Hi @Michelle Phimmasone, the 25% down option seems like the best option if it is available.It is essentially a 21.45% ROI. 
Dondy Desir-Gutt Just bought my first multifamily rental- how can I buy another?!
22 September 2022 | 7 replies
You'll essentially take equity out of the first house to buy the second one.
Alan Frisk Airbnb Automation - Out of State/Far Away
29 November 2022 | 26 replies
I would need to have someone help set up the wifi, the cameras, the smart locks, etc. and It would essentially be the same as a STR, but with bigger gaps between turnovers.
Monica Westbrook What is going on in Memphis?
17 August 2022 | 3 replies
Memphis can be tricky for out of state investors because of street by street differences and difficulties finding good tenants, especially at lower price points.As far as socioeconomic factors, Memphis has a lot of transportation industry businesses which provide solid blue collar work, and much of this stayed open as essential even during the pandemic.
Heather Thuli Figuring out if you have a good deal or not
12 August 2022 | 13 replies
People simply won't easily buy a house with previous hystory of crumbling foundation even if it is fixed... or "claimed" to be fixed.The 70% rule also doesn't account for the projected time it takes to flip a house.And no... your predetermined "holding cost" incorporated in your 70% rule is not it.The 70% rule is a death trap and is a sure way to derail your business.Also, if we are both interested in the same property, and you give a 70% offer, you will ALWAYS be beat by me that will ACTUALLY give the highest possible offer I can make. 70% rule focuses on being "safe" and will have the effect of not getting many deals.The right method focuses on property determined risk analysis to leverage "being safe" with the amount of allowable profit (for that safety margin). 
Elaina Biffle New Investor Elaina (loves short term rentals) Columbus OH
21 February 2022 | 12 replies
Over the years of investing and practicing in various aspects of real estate I have learned that forming a strong team including, realtors, wholesalers, financiers, investors and property managers, is essential to the success of any real estate enterprise.
Nicolas Mayta Canlle Best STR Investments!
17 February 2022 | 5 replies
Essentially, there are so many ways to avoid paying taxes on equity gains, whereas not as many for cash flow I realized.
Daniel Coleman Advice on Real Estate Development Joint Venture Project
2 March 2022 | 5 replies
However, I'm thinking of bringing in another developer, and I'm happy to split profits and losses, we would undertake this deal as a joint venture since this project is very essential to me and the developer's experience is invaluable.
Brian Camey Converting LTR Duplex to STR
11 May 2022 | 5 replies
Make sure you have all life safety issues covered.