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Michael Alford Building a new REI business in San Diego and beyond
17 July 2015 | 10 replies
It's initially looking like I may stand to make about $100,000 or so, during the course of the next year.
Jon Loca Too Many Rental Application --- Raise Rent ask
17 July 2015 | 12 replies
There was another similar post here recently:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/52/topics/2025...I stand by my opinion in that post.
Jon T. First Up/Down Two Family
22 July 2015 | 4 replies
The only heat source for the second floor apartment is a large free standing natural gas furnace that is 14 years old.
Jennifer Bott Form 3115 for Missed Depreciation - 180 Day Rule
18 March 2016 | 5 replies
File the copy no earlier than the first day of the year of change and no later than the date the original is filed with the federal income tax return for the year of change (or if applicable, for the tax year in which the CFCs or 10/50 corporation’s year of change tax year ends)"Based off that, I stand by my original statement: "This means if the year of the change was 2015, you would file Form 3115 with your 2015 returns with the deadline of Oct. 15th, 2016."
Maria Martinez Management Company Trouble
18 July 2015 | 8 replies
If you have it in writing somewhere that you were going to rent it furnished and they agreed then you may have something to stand on.  
David Huynh How do you determine your criteria for your next property? Buy & Hold investors
17 July 2015 | 14 replies
Hello BP,How do you choose your next investment property from a buy & hold stand point? 
Account Closed Vetting potential partners without revealing deal details
17 July 2015 | 12 replies
I know most of us here at BP are stand up folks but sad to say, I've learned the hard way many times, to default to a defensive stance.
Aaron Thivierge Have an amazing cash flow multifamily to buy but there one problem
23 July 2015 | 19 replies
hi aaron. quite the dilema. personally, i have never dealt with anything of this sort of deal, but here is what i would do. first, make the offer minus the $80k. my guess is that they would take the deal. then, have that inspection done on the well and septic. you have to know where you stand right now. eventually, the city will enforce hooking up to city water and sewer but they will probably follow the path of requiring it when one or the other fails and they do not issue a permit to put in a new well or septic. in that case, you really need to know where you stand now. if you have a few years left, then start saving. take some of that cash flow and set it aside knowing whats coming up and possibly when. by that time, you should be able to refinance and make the necessary ( required) repairs. 
Adrian Easterling Bandit Signs: To do or not to do
20 July 2015 | 1 reply
We got our signs from http://www.supercheapsigns.com and we got the HD stands for our signs it cost more but last longer.
Waverly Rennie Ellicott City MD contractor charging >$300 sqft for rehab
19 July 2015 | 40 replies
They are in fact knocking down the end part of the wing (what had been a free-standing billiard room that was then connected to the main house by a summer kitchen) and re-building it from scratch.