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AJ Stanis Question about inheritance buyout and Prop 19 tax benefit on property in CA
10 February 2024 | 4 replies
How big is the change in assessed value if the Prop 19 status was left? 
Sean McDonnell AirDNA Report -- Accurate or not?
12 February 2024 | 12 replies
One of our local markets is #5 but I think there are other markets in our area that have more potential. https://www.airdna.co/best-places-to-invest-in-vacation-rent...
Matthew Murray Considering selling in Raleigh
12 February 2024 | 9 replies
This strategic move could not only enhance your portfolio but also provide you with the financial cushion you're seeking, allowing for greater flexibility and potential for growth.If you're contemplating selling, I'd be more than happy to provide you with a comprehensive market analysis and guide you through the selling process to ensure you maximize your investment.
Tony Pellettieri Our 1st CF Deal - Helping a friend in a tough spot
12 February 2024 | 0 replies
Looking into potentially Multi Family or what size of home will capture the most value.Lot 2 661 SqFt House Rehab $5,000Lot 2 1392 House Finish Construction on Foundation $140,000RentLot 1 TBD, We’re hoping we can construct Multi Family for max rentLot 2 661 SqFt House $750/moLot 2 1392 SqFt House $1900/moRefi/ExitLot 2 ARV $350,000$80,000 Cost of Land/House/Foundation$5,000 Cost to Rehab 661 SqFt House$140,000 Cost to Finish Construction on existing FoundationLot 1 ARV TBD$50,000 Cost of Land in AcquisitionTotal Cost TBDUsing a DSCR 75% LTV 8.3% 30Yr Cash Out Loan, I Estimate we should be able to pull out approximately $255,000 after fees/points.
Matthew Drouin Multifamily Rent Growth Slumps In Sunbelt Markets, Rochester Remains "Steady Eddy"
12 February 2024 | 5 replies
Instead we are selling some assets and then performing a cost segregation analysis on some of our larger deals to help defray or eliminate capital gains taxes, and just sticking the cash on our balance sheet to better position ourselves for a potential market shift.
William Coet Realistic Returns For Multifamily Syndication Investments
10 February 2024 | 27 replies
These are all guesses made by me, you and the sponsor you are assessing.  
Lucas Rodrigues ferro Advice on Approaching Local Investor for Profit and Loss Partnership
11 February 2024 | 3 replies
However, I am seeking advice from the community on critical points to consider before approaching a potential investor with this proposition.I understand that every situation is unique, but any insights or personal experiences you can share would be immensely helpful as I navigate this potential partnership.
Isaiah Cuellar Strategies for deterring cash flow
11 February 2024 | 2 replies
.• Select the properties most similar to mine, and use the minimum rent of these as my minimum expected rent potential.
Nicholas A. Full-Service Vacation Rental Management - What Makes You Different?
12 February 2024 | 7 replies
Of course, this thought is not just in the STR industry, but throughout every industry that has plenty of companies to choose from.So, with that said I feel like a company can stand out by how well they know a potential client's pain points, help said client find solutions to those pain points, can be personal yet still professional, and how much passion can they bring to the table that gets everyone excited.This can make people stop and wonder what makes that company different, instead of blending in with thousands of others. 
Indranil Sen Looking for Tenant occupied SFH/ Condo/ Townhome for investment
11 February 2024 | 5 replies
Austin will be a bit challenging since the values / cash flow potentials are tough, even 2/3/4 unit properties fully leased up can be negatively cash flowing with traditional long-term tenants - you will see some duplexes like this around, but a for-sale single-unit property rented out on a long-term tenant will likely be rare since it would need a buyer comfortable with either all-cash or super super low leverage purchase or comfortable with negative cash flow