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Jon Jonhson CPA in greater Portland Maine
14 March 2018 | 4 replies
So purely from a tax standpoint, renting it out for a period of time gives you the two best options: 1031 and cash out refi.Hope that helps!
Michelle Bulich Would you purchase a house that haunted?
27 April 2019 | 119 replies
Call the ghost shows, see if you can schedule a visit for an episode, that's pure pay dirt.
Clark Jarstfer How did you get started?
28 October 2018 | 33 replies
So I’m a little bias towards MFs now that it is purely my focus.
Sean Cromarty Do Hard Money - Hard Money Lenders
13 October 2022 | 45 replies
Originally posted by @Sean Cromarty:@Jay Hinrichs nothing proprietary about the software, it is a nice tool but I would say not worth more then $300Ya they tout that is the value proposition that their software is worth 3k .. strange company.. just pure speculation but I suspect they make a fair amount of their revenue on the 3k.. and of course some on BP swear its not mandatory but others say it is.and anytime you have a customer service sales person talking to you.. then you have a pretty big orignization whose goal is to bring in those 3k deposits..  
Account Closed Met a contractor in WalMart
2 January 2019 | 46 replies
@David Des  Deposits in Maryland  33% at contract signing , 33% when work starts ( that can be parerwork ) the final third can be in draws .   5 day right of recision , 10 day if the customer is over 70 , if I remember correctly ( they just changed it ) .David , I cant answer questions about a property that doesnt exist , its pure speculation . 
Keith Tidwell RFI - Asset Protection Lawyer and CPA in/around NorCal
31 May 2019 | 2 replies
For CPAs - are you looking for tax preparation or purely tax advice? 
Simpson St Louis What factors that affect valuation/appraisal values of SF homes?
16 May 2016 | 0 replies
I know about the 70/20 rule but is that alone able to justify the rough estimate of 40-55k purely off what I see, and feel that is itis value.
Jeremy Cohen How To Buy Your First Home & Investment Property Simultaneously
26 November 2015 | 6 replies
My main concern was actually being able to buy & hold the property temporarily then sublet it & eventually be able to get another house in another city.Ideally using a double escrow would be extraordinary for this scenario since I could do a master lease with the option to buy at a later time & date.If you negotiate a pure “earn-out” or performance-based purchase deal to buy one property(orassets of a property) after another, and get 6-9 month options before I had to close it,I canadvertise that property or assets through all kinds of local, regional national or internationaladvertising media that are on or off-line,paying only on performance for the advertising -meaning, you only pay for the ads if they deliver a buyer that closes.The object here, on any purchase option I do, is to give the seller a pure earn-out and paythem out of a future sale or earnings.My goal in selling the property to another buyer is toget a decent upfront payment if possible,or a larger variable payment that's 10 to 25% above thepayments I would be making to the seller.Worst case, your buyer defaults and you either take the property back and resell it – it’s sort oflike a buy-here, pay-here car lot.Or you give it back to the original owner, who gets to keep allyou've paid him or her so far.But all you’ll have paid them came from monies other people paidto you first.Does that make sense?
Jason M. Can I deduct bathroom water damage from security deposit?
12 November 2014 | 9 replies
I went to pry it up to replace it with a spare and the whole tile came up w/o any effort, that's when I noticed it was pure black underneath and the surrounding tiles all came up with very little effort too.
Cassandra Boyett Stay at home Mom wants to learn how to invest in rental properties
17 October 2014 | 12 replies
We started buying pure rentals.