Matt Kvalheim
Sell Primary Home, Invest the Equity and Become a Renter?
10 May 2014 | 7 replies
Even if you aren't borrowing on the line of credit, it may affect your ability to secure a loan for buying real estate.Hope this helped...Doug
Account Closed
How to buy in expensive areas
8 September 2016 | 12 replies
It gives you the ability to not only get out of the deal if your vision for the property doesn't pan out (yes you'll waste plenty of time and money but better than being stuck with an acre of land you can't build/subdivide) but also nullifies holding costs on any loan you may have taken to purchase the property.The best way to buy in expensive areas is to go out and find the deals others haven't.
Henry Chandler
Positive Cash Flow on SFR in Huntington
30 March 2017 | 9 replies
One is I hope to be living there full time within 13-15 years, two is I almost have enough to buy a house down there cash 60-80k range with taxes around or under 1,000 per year. yeah you aren't going to cash flow $1000 a month like you would up here with a second apartment but I could acquire properties down there a lot easier because of the ability to purchase with cash and use the brrr strategy.
Joseph England
15 Rehabs in 10 Months in Baltimore City!
7 October 2018 | 223 replies
The third GC I hired is a little bit more expensive than my 1st GC but I trust their quality of work and the ability to do more properties at once is worth the increase in price.
Steven Baca
How do I turn $55k if $1M?
8 November 2022 | 42 replies
keep in mind when you read BP you have value of portfolio and you have EQUITY big difference.. give me Steve's 1 mil of TRUE equity over 1 mil portfolio or whatever size that has max leverage huge difference on NET cash flow and ability to ride the market if you have a downswing ike we are seeing now those with 80% leverage like so many like to do could find themselves at least for now with ZERO equity and all debt so plan B that is not painful .
Dennis O'Banion
Need help to buy a home in the Netherlands
6 January 2017 | 1 reply
The fun part is you will need a local bank account for the ability to rent, ummmm and you need a residential address to get a bank account.
Michael Brown
Potential First Flip!
8 January 2017 | 23 replies
Finally, as a last consideration be sure to check your state's sexual offender database to make sure there are no sex offenders living in close proximity as this would kill your ability to resell at a good price.
Mark A.
Multi family price craziness
27 February 2017 | 39 replies
@Mike DymskiYou are absolutely right, Mike, in regards that the quote about IRR Investors was meant as a effect so that there is an understanding that the two are different and implies different Markets and Investment needs.The following is for the readers (not Mike Deymski only).I will say that there is another reason why those that do have the ability to Invest using IRR valuations (in other words, they don't REALLY need the cashflow but would like to have it) DO NOT simply because they have not spent the time (and I would say it may take months to years) to truly understand the Calculation and how it works.It's the most comprehensive calculation you can have and requires you to do a pro-forma 10 year projection.The problem I find with a lot of BPer's is that they easily dismiss IRR because it's either too complicated and sophisticated that the newbie will need to spend time to learn it before jumping into Real Estate Investing.My personal opinion is that if you truly love Real Estate Investing and are truly motivated, you will eat, sleep and dream about Real Estate.
Hannah Reichert
Notes From Banks - Question
13 January 2021 | 8 replies
All that matters is the relationships you have with the loan traders and their perceived ability that you'll close on time.
Breyan Miller
New Investor/BP member looking for advice.
31 December 2020 | 9 replies
This limitation can affect your ability to claim itemized deductions for property taxes on a vacation home.New limits on home-mortgage interest deductions: The TCJA also places new limits on the amount of home mortgage debt for which you can claim itemized qualified residence interest expense deductions.