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N/A N/A confidence
4 December 2007 | 11 replies
Making contacts(via the internet), drafting a plan, getting my credit in line, securing funds, but I am finding I keep coming across a common road block.
N/A N/A rent to own popularity
3 November 2007 | 16 replies
Do you do all the maintenance, or put some or all of it on the tenant buyer?
Scott R. Looks good to me! :)
26 September 2007 | 0 replies
Maintenance @ 5%: $696 Taxes: $527 Insurance: $500 Utility Expenses: $2,951 Total Expenses: $4,674 Net Operating Income: $6,460 Debt Service: $4,126 Pre-Tax Cash Flow: $2,334 Expenses/Unit: $1,558.00 Unit #1SF: 660Avg.
N/A N/A refinance or cash out???
27 September 2007 | 4 replies
You may not have noticed yet because maybe you're managing it yourself (earning the property management fee of about $75/month) and doing maintenance yourself and avoiding (so far) big sporadic expenses like paying for a new roof or fixing the damage after an eviction.If you refi to 30 years on the $58K, you could get the payment down to about $385, making it only a little worse than break even.
K B Newbie from Orange County, CA, and a bit about me
6 October 2007 | 7 replies
What I'm now looking for is a some of the common pitfalls associated with this sort of deal.
Account Closed Land Trusts?
30 September 2007 | 1 reply
In the State of Texas, a Land Trust is used by investors mainly to effectively mask the identity of the owner.The common reason for needing to mask the owners identity is when someone takes over the mortgage but the mortgage stays in the name of the seller.
N/A N/A Getting your foot in the door
2 October 2007 | 5 replies
I drive around and look for the places that are falling apart or have significant deferred maintenance.
Willis Seng Need Help, Commercial Property Analysis
11 October 2007 | 7 replies
Seems like 50% is pretty common for residential properties.
Ryan Urban Software for Small Operation
18 April 2008 | 10 replies
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Justin Lowe vacation rentals in hot vacation spots
21 October 2007 | 8 replies
These properties are four to five years old that they built and I do not know the financials, ie down payment, maintenance set aside and so on.Good Luck,Jason