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Eric Nelson New member - student at Appalachian State University
13 April 2016 | 2 replies
My short term goals include constantly gaining as much knowledge as possible about real estate investment, and working/interning for a local real estate company in the high country to gain hands-on and networking experience.
Matt Ward Why hello there...
15 April 2016 | 8 replies
Flipping PropertiesIf the primary objective of your real estate business, or one of your real estate businesses, is to buy, potentially fix up an existing property and resell it within one year, the Internal Revenue Service can consider that to be an active trade or business.
Aaron Xie Financing options for international buyers?
14 April 2016 | 0 replies
And any recommendation of local mortgage brokers/lenders that work with international buyers?
Marcus Maloney Hiring a VA "First Time Jitters"
15 April 2016 | 11 replies
I usually try and hire interns or someone local who is looking for some part time work. 
Stanley Kong Getting my feet wet in the expensive Vancouver Market
19 April 2016 | 6 replies
A cash-flow of $50/month would not be sufficient to deal with your own internal maintenance of the unit, let alone a project levy by the HOA.However, in some markets and for some folks condominiums make fine rentals (unless the HOA changes the rules about owner occupants), but the numbers need to make sense - after all of your operating expenses, you need enough NOI to service debt and fund a capital reserve (for those "oops" from the HOA.One note of caution on the BP calculators: They are U.S.A. specific.  
Ayodeji Kuponiyi What comes first? Cap Ex before the NOI or after?
17 April 2016 | 19 replies
To do it properly, you need to look at all the building components that have to be depreciated over multiple years (e.g.
Philip Bashaw Distressed Condo Community on the rebound!
23 April 2016 | 1 reply
Oh yeah...the HOA is also giving me very favorable terms on paying back all the dues in arrears for the quit claim deeds and any of their internal foreclosures.
Cathryn Leasure New wholesaler/investor in Melbourne, FL
17 April 2016 | 10 replies
Hello Jordan,I read your profile, and I think focusing on international student housing is a fantastic idea.
Bryan Hancock Value Of Crowdfunding Marketplace Underwriting/Vetting
26 April 2016 | 32 replies
We are working with a partner to outsource our diligence to former Goldman analysts because it is cost prohibitive to carry staff internally for a small amount of deal flow.  
Nancy Wang buying a half constructed house
23 April 2016 | 11 replies
I'm guessing he didn't get a C.O. for it which would have tested all the electrical and plumbing components of the house.