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Brendan O'Brien Incredibly Depressing
18 January 2008 | 2 replies
When does it make sense to get out (and presumably take your losses?
Scott Ficek Surfaces-What do you like?
20 February 2008 | 11 replies
http://www.refinisherswarehouse.com/refinishing_coatings_glaz_weld.htm "The Advanced Molecular Bonding System Found Exclusively at Refinishers Warehouse.Current (now outdated) methods of preparing bathroom and kitchen surfaces for re-coloring by etching with acids and sanding are dangerous, time-consuming, expensive . . .and they can lead to microscopic pores in the prepared surfaces that virtually guarantee eventual failure of the new surfaces due to blistering and loss of adhesion.Refinishers Warehouse Glaz-Weld is a molecular bonding agent.
Kevin Jackson Hello from Atlanta
18 February 2008 | 6 replies
Once I am able to deal with and recover from all of the reprecussions that come with foreclosures, my plan is to purchase ONE investment property, obtain a tenant, become a landlord for a year and if things are working according to plan then I will purchase another.
Joshua Watts New project underway
3 March 2020 | 26 replies
If the rents are at 750 to 800 I will gross $775 per unit*8 unit *12 months =$74,400*.90 vacancy/loss rent= 66,950.00 gross less the expenses of $19,000.00= 47,9500 net, at a 9% cap rate =$532,777.00.
Jimmy Wen Understanding Land vs. Property Values
21 January 2020 | 3 replies
The problem with ACV is that, on a partial loss, the claim, under an ACV basis, has a deduction for depreciation.
Rudy Lara Coworking rental property Chicago
20 September 2020 | 8 replies
You can talk to the crew at ChicagoCoworks.org to advice from local experts.First, you can find a sample coworking profit and loss report that I created for a space that is 6,800 SF here.
Nader Hachem Placing purchase offers
8 February 2020 | 6 replies
However, it's no loss to the seller as they never removed the house from the market so they aren't losing anything. 
Sarah Ali Am I too old to get started? What is a realistic plan for me?
30 May 2024 | 63 replies
So similar to golden era of active RE having possibly passed due to higher interest rates, I fear it may also be true for syndications (I am in one syndication that I fear an equity loss which would be my first time if this comes to pass).  
Tj M. Flooded storage area who’s responsible for the stuff?
20 June 2024 | 2 replies
If there is no coverage, the question becomes, what is the value of loss taking into consideration depreciation? 
Gil Lieblich Buying a Bar (well at least the building)
21 November 2012 | 18 replies
Volume buyers, like larger places, get better pricing, distributors can also raise a price after loss leader sales, you may not be able to simply raise your price, so the distributor really can control the margin.