Tennita Funmaker
How Do You Determine Your Wholesale Profit?
31 May 2023 | 21 replies
They are so nervous they will never get another deal so they try to get as much as possible from a single deal.
Kristen Ray
tenant occupied rental please help
9 May 2018 | 7 replies
I feel sort of uneasy with moving forward but this would be my first rental so I am not sure if I'm nervous or if it's the under market rent that is bothering me the most (under market rent annoys me every time I see it).
Candy Quirino
Evictions
8 June 2016 | 5 replies
No garbage service can result in piles of trash which can attract insects and vermin.
Sid Langley
tenant wants language in lease to make landlord liable
19 March 2016 | 23 replies
On the one hand I don't think the tenant is asking for something she isn't legally entitled to anyhow, but her asking you to put it in writing would make me nervous as well.
Amit G.
First BRRRR success; on to the next one!
28 September 2017 | 74 replies
Purchase price - $45kRehab - $18kRents currently - $1,400 once at market rate, $1,600The only thing I'm nervous about is, the comps in he area only go for between $45k - $65k.Congrats again!
Jonathan Valdes
Norther New Jersey Home Inspector
3 June 2019 | 13 replies
Ours was $525 (in Oct 2017), including Radon test & Wood Destroying Insects inspection.
Cristin Andrews
Funding strategy for first Turnkey?
16 May 2019 | 11 replies
Ooh empty nest... nervous??
Drew McCluskey
Should I take this deal as a college student with my savings?
13 April 2019 | 15 replies
I’m excited for it, but also definitely a little nervous as I’ve never bought anything near so expensive.
Walter Wintermute
1031 Exchange or Charitable Remainder Unitrust?
10 June 2022 | 7 replies
Perhaps a 1031C into a commercial property with something like 1031Crowdfunding.com, but quite frankly I'm nervous about the risks of doing an investment like this, not having a lot of experience or knowledge in this area.The other option I've been reading about is a CRUT or Charitable Remainder Unitrust, where you put the real estate in an irrivocable trust, sell the real estate, invest the money, and receive yearly payments from the trust until death, at which point the remains go to a charity of your choice.