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JC Smith Do these Loan Details look right for FHA?
13 January 2014 | 6 replies
Rates today would yield you about a $7500 credit unless you're locked in...appraisal is a little high by a couple of hundred bucksI am with a "Direct Lender" called Skyline Financial out of Calabasas if you need some extra help email me [email protected]
Abel Vazquez What is a good phone to have as an Investor?
10 January 2014 | 8 replies
Does any one have any suggestions of what is a good phone to have as an investor that is good for storing data and sending emails fast on the go?
Kevin Lopes Sketchy leases please analyze!:(
9 January 2014 | 15 replies
The more research I do on here and on city-data forum, the more I see these 'ghetto' rarely turnaround.
David Lee Has this happen to you?
9 January 2014 | 13 replies
Since the tenant caused the damage there will be no reduction in rent , and repairs will be extra rent .I have the utility company contact me if utilities are shut off , the properties on well have no water without power , city water does , when I get a shut off notice , I go over and blow out the water pipes (winter only) and I disconnect the electric from the water heater ( save the elements) .
Scott Friend Member Living in Germany, from the US with property in Northern VA
12 January 2014 | 3 replies
Hello all,I'm currently living in Germany for work (not sure on how long my family and I will stay here but we're hoping for the long run) and own a property (lived in for just over two years) in Northern Virginia, which is currently being rented out (and managed by a PM firm).I would like to own multiple residential properties to serve as extra income and eventually move onto commercial investments (or possible multi-family properties, such as apartment buildings).I'm here to look for advice on how someone in my situation could start pursuing this goal.
Tom Scott How small an area should I focus on?
10 January 2014 | 6 replies
Finding comps isn't necessarily hard, but you begin to get vastly different numbers for houses that are pretty similar.Given that I am new to this and want to minimize my risk exposure on my first rehab deal, my first intuition is to just focus my search in the zip codes I can easily comp out and I know will limit my risk of basing my decision on bad data.
Joshua M. equity stripping - cash out refi specifics
21 January 2014 | 15 replies
'Max' represents our having left and renting some extra space (more on that later)
Levi Pollard Good markets for starting
20 January 2014 | 18 replies
re invest the extra cash into more rentals, hold off on the nice house until later.
Jason Burr Outsourcing Quickbooks Overseas
16 January 2014 | 4 replies
Maybe you could find some students to do the data entry for you, preferably students of accounting.
Lindsay Wilcox Homeowner Living in Non-Conforming Unit?
19 January 2014 | 37 replies
But if there is a fire and you cant squeeze out the little basement window and you die , the extra money wont help you at all.