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Jim Stevenson why 70%? why not 80 or 85%?
6 March 2008 | 2 replies
If you stay at those numbers, use hard money to buy and rehab the property and hold it for six months, you stand to make about 12-15% of the ARV as a profit.
Nick Rubino quick question on bank owned, did i miss anything?
5 March 2008 | 1 reply
If that is not an option, another technique is to place your offer in a Land Trust (call it the address Land Trust) with you as the Trustee and your company as the Beneficiary.After you hae the property under contract, you sell the Beneficial Interest in the Trust as your profit.
Sunil Prabhu Brit investing in US first time
5 March 2008 | 2 replies
I live in the UK and will need help and guidance in understanding mortgages, taxes, repatriation of funds (rental surplus and profit on sale) to UK, advice on areas to invest/hotspots, No money down packages for Brits, help and assistance with rentalsWonder if there are sites I can get such information or firms that offer such serviceWarm RegardsSunil PrabhuLondon
John M. Analyzing this deal to make 20-25k profit.
1 March 2008 | 5 replies

I found a deal that I believe is a good one.

The property is listed at $320k and it has been on the market for over 200 days. It's a 1 story, 3bd/2br 1900 sq.ft. Houses sold within a 2 mi. radius and in the past 2 ...

Jeff Weissman Can self-directed IRA buy/sell real estate?
20 June 2012 | 9 replies
Effectively, an IRA is a "non profit trust" like a museum or University.
Jim Stevenson looking at my first potential ss
3 March 2008 | 3 replies
basically, what i'm saying is that right now it makes sense to me to buy houses like this for less profit than 80k.
Dana Murphy Taxes for an LLC
5 March 2008 | 4 replies
We are renting the condo without any profit (rent pays just the morgage/taxes/ccrs etc) We need some advise.
Robert Mack Hello from North NJ
7 March 2008 | 5 replies
How do you like working for a non-profit?
John Martin Hippoze Bulk Investments - Help.. is this normal?
5 March 2008 | 5 replies
Newbie here and suspicious of a "great offer"Hippoze is the primary LLC formed for the purpose of purchasing, managing and selling real estate.Smaller feeder LLCs managed by GM's will have their own LLC under the mother ship HBI.Smaller LLC's run by a GM offer this "opportunity" to friends and family.Hippoze LLC would be the title owners.They are "Hoping" to refinance in 1-3 years but an investment period of 10 years is desired, It is up to the discretion of the GM what to do with the returned moneys, 1) reinvest with HBI 2) reinvest with another NON HBI investment 3) return to the individual investors.Depreciation and profit will be passed down to the LLC and investors through K1s.This is the small of it, our investment would be around $10K and each LLC will be $50K to 250K, supposedly the GM for our LLC has a substantial investment ready to go.
D S new MBA, six figure JOB, good credit/no bills, REI strategy?
10 March 2008 | 7 replies
There are two ways to increase profits in a company, just as there are two ways to get your RE Income to exceed your expenses.1.