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Cameron Riley Do you Run a Credit check; Why Or Why not?
17 April 2019 | 43 replies
My apts are in Brooklyn, NYC and in good areas.A few of my buildings are near a school, Pratt Institute, that attracts a lot of Foreign students.Pratt is EXPENSIVE (think $30k to $50k per year with Dorm).I can't really do credit checks on foreign students.
Trent Lee Recommended cities for buy and hold?
17 April 2019 | 26 replies
A solid C class will attract individuals who have the same underwriting profile as an individual looking to move into a C class home, the only difference, for one reason or another, they do not want a SF home. 
Jian G. buying land for multifamily development?
1 May 2019 | 6 replies
That kind of natural appreciation makes it an attractive market to build new projects.
Matt Ayoub Verbo (what happened to HomeAway) vs Airbnb
2 May 2019 | 18 replies
I use AirBNB, HA/VRBO, and booking.com--- AirBNB- 95% of my bookingsHomeaway-4 % of my bookings (i increase the price by 10-15% from airbnb and sometimes even 20% or more and still get an occasional booking)booking.com 1% but I increase price by 30-50% and still get an off booking which makes it worth the effort.AirBNB for me has been by far the most successful and attracts the most savvy guests who "get it". 
Derek R Sacks 3 Bedroom 1 Bathroom Single Family Homes - Thoughts?
19 November 2019 | 4 replies
@Derek R Sacks3/1 is great in our area, and attract longer term tenants for sure.
Daniel Mendez Are people still finding deals through MLS?
16 April 2019 | 1 reply
The inventory for stuff in this market for MLS properties is definitely down, for things that would be attractive enough for us. 
Stephen Sykes 26 unit building in downtown Omaha, NE
13 May 2019 | 9 replies
Historic tax credits (state and federal) will be utilized to bring renovations to this building and retain/attract awesome tenants that appreciate the location, trails, bicycle facilities (onsite bicycle repair space).
Evan McLeish More mortgages in canada... who will lend the most residential mo
28 April 2019 | 13 replies
In our experience, the commercial lending practices of the Big-5 (Schedule 1) banks have had no appetite for deals under $1M.While the point about commercial lending being based upon the business and not the individual, may be attractive for small properties (and essential for larger ones), commercial lending is more expensive (originating (legal, administrative) costs, lending rates (unless CHMC insured)), than residential.  
Bryan Larsen Seller financing deal analysis help
21 April 2019 | 9 replies
This was attractive since it's turn-key, comes completely furnished and I have a roomate moving with me along with the possibility of airbnb etc.
Chris Svendsen Help me analyze this deal
7 May 2019 | 6 replies
If cash flow is your goal, I don't find a 4.78% Cash on Cash very attractive especially for a deal that seems risky (disclaimer: I don't know this market and I don't particularly target "student housing."