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Account Closed Is trading homes for businesses to increase ROI smart?
23 July 2018 | 3 replies
I am glad to get rid of laundromat but I see that my cash flow reduced quite a bit.
Eli Rollins What in your opinion is the best property to invest at first?
13 October 2018 | 11 replies
Try to reduce it and cook a meal yourself for a fraction of the cost.
Ron Tafoya Tenant has lost his job.
24 February 2017 | 24 replies
If he asks for a reduced rent tell him no and don't except partial payments. 
Sammy Lyon From teacher to 10 units in 10 months!
29 October 2021 | 252 replies
To reduce risk, my goal was to save a 6 month runway of living expenses that would not be touchable — I told myself I could only invest any money above that 6 months of savings (if you know your actual monthly expenses you can just multiply that by 6 to get that number, @scott trench explains it in his book Set for Life).However, the BRRR method involved fronting a lot of cash in a new market, managing renovations from afar, and orchestrating a perfect refinance to get my cash back.
Llewelyn A. Losing the Business Interest Expense Deduction and the 1031 xchg
11 April 2017 | 2 replies
The Republican congress wants a revenue neutral plan to reduce the effective tax rates people pay in this country.  
Brittany King How should I analyze a multi unit property?
14 February 2017 | 6 replies
Then, while you are living in the unit, you will likely have a reduced but maybe not free cost of living there but you will have a nice cash flowing property when you move out.If you start with a property that is in good condition (roof, HVAC, appliances, water heater, paint, flooring, etc) then there is a reasonable chance that you will accumulate funds to handle future expenses by setting aside the two months of rent each year that I discussed earlier. 
Jennifer S. Discouraged
1 August 2015 | 20 replies
The brick wall I'm running into is that when I left my former employer, the pension was administered by Hewitt AON, which advised me I would not be eligible to withdraw the funds until normal retirement age of 65, or 59.5 at a reduced benefit level for early retirement because I did not have enough time in title. 
Nicholas Cotroneo DIY Landlords What would it take for you to turn your property over to a Manager
26 November 2015 | 46 replies
We are just now starting to turn some of our properties over to a manager, on a trial basis, because we anticipate moving out of the area in the next few years.One things that makes us more willing is the fatigue of constant turnover.  
Igor S. Renting to the Italian Mob!
31 July 2015 | 15 replies
It might reduce the crime rate in the area. 
Nicole W. LLC with SCORP option for tax purposes?
2 August 2015 | 4 replies
Hi all,I just formed my first LLC and received some information that if I elected the scorp option for tax purposes, I could reduce my tax burden.