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Erica Rodriguez Is my inheritance actually a liability?
18 April 2017 | 0 replies
If my Father passes before the mortgage is paid off it will be next to impossible to rent it out for the amount we will need to cover mortgage, insurance and taxesHouse has a substantial crack in the foundationMany unfinished projects by unlicensed contractors or family membersWood picket fence and surrounding trees are rotting due to a fungusI'm thinking we should let the house go to our older brother...
Erica Rodriguez Is my SFH inheritance a liability?
18 April 2017 | 0 replies
If my Father passes before the mortgage is paid off it will be next to impossible to rent it out for the amount we will need to cover mortgage, insurance and taxesHouse has a substantial crack in the foundationMany unfinished projects by unlicensed contractors or family membersWood picket fence and surrounding trees are rotting due to a fungusI'm thinking we should let the house go to our older brother...
Jason Sterling Some questions in a foreclosure... rehab
2 April 2017 | 6 replies
@Jason Sterlingwhen you purchase a rehab foreclosure be sure you place a lot of back into the property ie...money for what you missed/elect ,plumbing, gas piping, AC repairswhat happened on mine was that there was no title- the county had to make a new title for the property it had been sold so many times in the previous refi process, that is how it went to auctionas long as the arv is suitable for the area and you can get it for a deal then it would be a good buy if the rents are not going to make it work then flip it for a small profitget another set of eyes on the property to help you analyze the property maybe look at a cut sheet from one of the forms on BP what your looking for and what is a tear out or a repair-ie most sheetrock damage is a repair unless water damaged then it is a tear out, flooring if it squeaks you can fix that with a nice box of screws, if it has dry rot then it is tear outnetwork with someone in your area maybe a GC to do a walk throughenjoy
Dion Huey Question about capital raising for a RE private equity fund.
26 April 2017 | 25 replies
If your going to start a fund, your going to need a SEC attorney to draft all your documents, your talking upwards of $30,000.00, but if your lucky and can keep it cut and dry without burning hours talking Q&A with the attornies, you can sometimes manage to get it done for 10k.
Michael Clevenger First Duplex Completion!
23 February 2017 | 5 replies
Larger income VS. neighboring rentals due to washer and dry connection and install during renovation.
Dale Nesmith Has anyone used Locklin Capital?
10 July 2020 | 3 replies
I actually had them come in and save the day on one of my deals that was blowing up when the buyers funds went dry less than a week before closing! 
Jonathan Jaffe What kind of interior paint for rental properties?
13 March 2019 | 39 replies
I do not use tape, I slam the mud in there like plaster, all the way into the lath, which takes a week to dry out.
Jak Dadi Mold and Section 8
17 March 2012 | 2 replies
You should be fine if you tear out all of the dry wall.
Mitch Monmouth Detroit numbers - what's missing?
25 December 2012 | 19 replies
The past 6 months have been dry.
Shara Carlton How quick can I quit claim
14 January 2013 | 12 replies
Just make sure title is insurable.How quick can you make a QCD, you can execute any conveyance deed before the ink is dry on the deed granting you your interest.