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Ehab Shoukry Entering Mortgage Payments in Quickbooks
20 October 2015 | 7 replies
The clients that tend to be more meticulous seem to have it correct at the end of the year.A benefit to doing it during the year is your financial statements more accurately reflect where your costs are going, instead of just at the end of the year.
Matthew Reed OMG 13 pages! Purchase contract.....
20 October 2015 | 4 replies
That's why real contracts (as opposed to guru class contracts) tend to be many pages.  
James Warren Newest Trends: Chinese Overseas Real Estate Investing
9 May 2016 | 7 replies
., @Joe Fairless CBRE Research had an update end of last month on Asian offshore/cross-border investments:Asian outbound CRE investment grew by 8.9% during Q2 2015, to US$10B.Intra-regional CRE investment declined by 40%, YOY, reflecting Asia's challenging investment conditions.China remains the largest source of Asian capital, while the US has just surpassed the UK and the top destination.While New York remains Asian CRE investor's top US city, Boston, DC, Seattle and Los Angeles have captured a ~40% share of their US investment capital so far in 2015Asian capital flows into the Pacific have increased 63% in the past year.Taiwanese buyers are on track to nearly triple their 2014 overseas investment volume.H1 2015 saw 30% of Asian outbound CRE investment go to hotels.Our private equity clients with Asian investor backing are searching for two different opportunity sets depending on the investors' prior experience with CRE in the US: Those new to the market want the gateway city trophy asset, but those who've invested here before tend to be more willing to branch out and invest in opportunities with more upside, say value ad deals in secondary markets.Good hunting-P.S.
Alex Maclagan Two opinions on painting the exterior of a rental property?
20 October 2015 | 5 replies
You may or may not be able to get $50 more in rent because it looks good, but the quality tenants will tend to apply, not just drive by!
Brie Schmidt Baseboard Heat?
26 October 2015 | 57 replies
I have a rental in a golf community built in the 70s with EBB heat.Each unit has its own built in thermostat, so it takes some tweaking to get the settings just right, based on the usage of each room (don't forget bathrooms, etc).Also, in PA, you can select your energy generation company but all of them tend to increase rates in winter.
Griffin Ashey Starting out with flips?
26 October 2015 | 2 replies
Although the thought of partnering with a contractor could work, also remember that contractors tend to have a certain reputation.
Alec Anderson HomeStyle, 203k, and other renovation loans for first time buyer
14 November 2015 | 8 replies
Afterwards, then you can work on your own home as much as you want (although this will now be on your time and your dime).FHA loans generally cost a bit more overall and tend to have a higher mortgage insurance, which you can only get rid of if you re-fi out of the FHA loan.  
Account Closed How do you scale from 2 properties to 100?
29 October 2015 | 19 replies
When it comes to traditional lenders, smaller local or regional banks tend to be the best.
Corey Berry Is it worth investing in an over-priced market?
27 November 2015 | 19 replies
San Antonio's market tends to plateau more than it builds and pops.  
Tek Chai What's the best passive RE investing in the Seattle area?
24 October 2015 | 10 replies
We met at the BP Meetup last month at the U-Village Ram restaurant.Lending tends to be pretty low-risk, unless you're doing something shady or stupid; just make sure to do your research on the deal and the borrower and watch your LTVs.