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Christopher Thomas so many questions
16 June 2014 | 13 replies
Preferably something that I can use in any state(I've recently read Larry Goins book about remote investing) Obviously hiring a lawyer at $200/hr isn't in my budget!
Account Closed New Investors in Houston/Katy, TX
19 June 2014 | 16 replies
She has great people skills and will be great at making sure all of the projects stay on time and on budget
Ian Hoover Having a good contractor makes all the difference
18 June 2014 | 10 replies
I go into the house to find amazing $5/sq foot flooring throughout the property when I planned to do the $.70/sq foot flooring due to it being a cheaper house ($40k), so I called him and said "hey this really isn't in my budget I can't afford this stuff it is going to blow the budget".He started laughing out loud and said it was meant to be a surprise his buddy that works at a hardware store had someone bail on a special order of this oak bamboo flooring that is $5/Sq foot and he got it for $.99/ Sq foot and he was under budget on the rest of the house so he hooked it up.Just goes to show having a great contractor can make a world of difference.
Sam S. How long does it take for SEO to be effective?
18 October 2014 | 19 replies
Ranking for highly competitive terms, something that a site like https://serpiq.com/ can tell you, is difficult as there are other sites doing the exact same thing as you.SEO has also been complicated by the fact that large brands, with huge budgets, are now major players in the space.
Jonathan G. Considering partnering on a new construction flip, need advice..
4 September 2014 | 1 reply
Go over your budget multiple times. 
Benjamin Andrew Pogue Renting vs. Flipping- Pro's and Con's
5 September 2014 | 6 replies
Mathematically it is the following:Income Producing Assets = Annual Expense Budget / ROI on those assetsFor example, if a $75,000 annual expense budget is an amount that will allow you to afford to live the way you want (without being greedy) and your risk tolerance allows you to generate a an annual Return On Investment of 10% without working, the your required Income Producing Assets = $75,000 / 10% = $750,000.Once you know what your Financial Independence Number is, next you develop an Asset Accumulation Plan (AAP) to get to that number. 
Kobus De Villiers Returning RE investor from Chicago
10 September 2014 | 8 replies
I read some of the posts on your website and found them very interesting and entertaining
Tom Henderson If you didn't own in your current market... Where else would you consider?
8 September 2014 | 13 replies
@Tom Henderson @Trevor Ewen We have done over 100 deals in Omaha and will even entertain selling a few of our rentals as turn key cash flows.
Brant Vaught Paper flooring for a rehab?
6 September 2014 | 0 replies
Just ran across a way to update your flooring and stay way down on budget called paper flooring.
Derek Young advice needed
22 September 2014 | 5 replies
The seller Is willing to entertain offers of selling on contract with a balloon payment but I am lousy at figuring out terms to present.