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Mary R. Door trimming-How much should I offer
11 December 2010 | 6 replies
Seems like interior hollow doors are around $75 at the local big box hardware store.
Scott C. become Licensed Gen Con. or not to help with rehabbing
12 December 2010 | 5 replies
Scott,We work with new investors all the time.The way I manage the risk to both me and my investor, is to limit the scope of the rehab project that I will lend on.I won't let a green investor fresh out of some rehab boot camp gut a house.
Herm M. How To Get A Discount At Home Depot Or Lowes...?
30 March 2016 | 43 replies
I prefer Lowes, I have pumped hundreds of thosuands through that store and don't let them forget it!
Phil C. Gas Shutoff Situation
7 January 2011 | 17 replies
I believe it was originally a convenience store.
Andrew M. Liquid 15k to invest. Better to save it while I'm learning?
4 January 2011 | 10 replies
I'm pretty fresh to investing, I'm in the middle of my first deal right now and it was a pretty odd one at that ( a rehab on a purchase option with a plan to use the rental income from the property to pay for the property itself.The deal is finishing up right now and although I'll probably end up making very little money with it I have learned A TON and I am ready to start investing more seriously.I'm pretty strapped for startup capital due to having extremelyy low job income but I do have about 21k in mutual funds right now that I could liquidate whenever I want and probabably have about 17 after taxes.One part of me wants to liquidate it immediately and leverage it into a decent first property ( or two) but one part of me thinks that I should save this easy money until I have more experience and I'm less likely to squander it.If i do save it, it could mean waiting years until I have a career which can provide that sort of discretionary income to start with ( I just graduated college and don't have any serious long term job offers yet).
Bienes Raices ceiling fans ripped out
11 January 2011 | 8 replies
Unless I actually purchased it at the store or saw somewhere molded into the existing plastic box "Approved for Ceiling Fan Use", I wouldn't trust the thing.And, yeah, taping the ground wire is probably unnecessary.
Chris Vasquez Attn BP pros! I'd like your opinion please.
21 February 2011 | 14 replies
Keep you tenants longer by providing clean, fresh space with attention to aesthetics.
Jason K. More sellable kitchen?
23 February 2011 | 6 replies
For my lower income stuff I do white cabinets, fresh painted cabinets look good.
Joey Fontenot III Price on Carpet for Rehab?
28 February 2011 | 13 replies
Call Mitch at "The Carpet Store - Symar, CA818-362-3534 Tell him I sent you.I was there today and he has a new option for carpet that retails for $18-$20 sq. yd and gives it to me for $12 + pad and install.
Bryan Hancock Structuring "Bubbles" For Seller Financed Notes
9 March 2011 | 72 replies
A particianed note (PN) was used at different amounts meeting the desires of the note holder.A seller had a child in college, distributions were made to fund college expenses.A grocery store took quarterly installments in from financing inventory in addition to the sale of the real estate.A motel sold and the useful life of the personal property sold has a shorter life span as it depreciates and is consumed.