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Account Closed What should I know about Erie, Pennsylvania?
29 February 2016 | 10 replies
Miles of bike paths, rentals, a water taxi, and many beaches to choose from.  
Nicholas S. First visit to my propery In 5 Years - got some questions.
3 February 2016 | 13 replies
Formica counters looked to have a medium degree of water damage here and there. 
Edouard Pierre Good BRRRR deal? Chicago 2-Flat with room for improvement!
2 February 2016 | 7 replies
When using the Rental Calculator should I adjust my prices so that they reflect only one flow/unit of income and keep all my vacancy rates, cap ex, maintenance repairs, water, etc... all the same?
Lou Davis Should I purchase my primary residence in cash?
4 February 2016 | 4 replies
Option 1) buying in cash for self use 3 year cost/gainGainsestimated 2% property value gain per year on $200,000 (cash cost of house) = $12000losseshouse insurance per year $1000 = $3000property tax $2000 = $6000heat and water = 700/year average = $2100 lossupkeep of house = $3000 (3 years)total loss =  -$2100 (3 years) ------------------------------------------------Option 2) renting an apt/house for self use 3 year costGains $150/m maybe on $200,000 bank interest gain = $5,400 (3 years)Losses$1000 per month = $12,000 = $36000 (3 years) (no heat and water costs, no home insurance, no property tax though)total loss =  - $31600 (3 years)-------------Option 3) investing to rent out house entirelyprice of home $200,000 gain $12,000 rent per year at $1000/m = $36,000$12,000 % increase per year value = $36,000(at estimated 2% value per year increase)lossinsurance per year $1000 = $3000property tax $2000 = $6000 (3 years) $150/m maybe on $200,000 bank interest gain = $5,400 (3 years)heat and water = 700/year = $2100 loss (3 years)upkeep of house = $3000  (3 years) total potential gain $72,000 over 3 years - $19,500 losses Total gain =  +$52,500 (gain in 3 years)--------------------------------------------------I never really realized there was such a difference.
Mic Nguyen Should I sell
8 February 2016 | 14 replies
While I don't know the specs on your current rental a 3/2 pool home will rent for $1600/mo here easily.
Robert Seed Investor and Owner of Management Company in Charleston, SC
8 February 2016 | 16 replies
My wife and I hosted a pool party last summer at our house and Roby and Beth and their children attended.  
Lynette Johnson Tenant went bad after I gave good reference.
3 February 2016 | 15 replies
Everything filthy, water damaged window sills, carpet is pretty trashed from pet stains.
Ryan Peach House Hacking & Reno Budget
4 February 2016 | 2 replies
The home needs brought into the 21st century, but has no major issues (new roof, new windows, good furnace, A/C, water heater, etc.).
Sue Wilcox Advice on asking price/ value of access?
9 May 2016 | 5 replies
*If they bought our land and house they would gain:plenty of frontage closer to the site..easy access for water, electric..If they want to run it.
Donna Hubscher Cockroach poop and mold removal
4 March 2016 | 4 replies
I bought water based KILZ from HD upon the paint specialist's recommendation.I've doused the cockroach stains with full strength white vinegar to help disinfect.