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Yuliany W. LLC Classification: Partnership, Corporation, or S Corporation?
23 August 2013 | 19 replies
If I lived in a state where LLC fees were minimal, I'd have one per property and have my bookkeeper and tax guy deal with it.
Brian Beadle How is everyone financing their rentals these days?
30 April 2015 | 31 replies
I stay conservative with the goal being long term principal reduction plus property appreciation...minimal CF.From a small regional tx bank20% down15 year fixed @ just south of 6%OR5 year arm at 5.5% Both 15 year amoritization
Greg B. BP Summit Contact List
20 March 2012 | 104 replies
However, to minimize confusion, the only amended list from me will be sent out on Sunday, March 18.At present we have about 30 participants on the list.
Molly K. How safe is Real Estate for a long term holder?
23 January 2012 | 21 replies
But the price they pay for that asset is frequently close to the value of the asset.If you've managed to accumulate rentals with a lot of cash and minimal mortgages, you're done well in general with your money.
Steve S. First time investor needs advice
1 March 2012 | 28 replies
As far as finding property with carpet and paint only it will be tough as home buyers compete for those properties too.The home buyers are happy to live in it and get small equity say 10k where you can't do that on your flip plus it's easy for them to get a loan to purchase a property with minimal work.With cash you need to look at properties needing a bunch of work.Try to find the most run down property in a great area.Buy it cheap for cash and fix it up to sell.If you don't want to take yourself away from your main business you already have you might look at wholesaling properties to start.Less risk just getting started and you can learn the ropes.You can use hard money for flips to preserve cash but the hard money takes high interest and points and only gives money for repairs in draw schedules so it drags out your rehab and resale which costs more money with your loan.You could focus instead of whole tailing.Fix the property us some and sell to an investor for cash with a small markup.Since they have cash there will be no loan red tape with a retail buyer.Less margins but more volume.Hope it helps.
Will Barnard Getting your first deal done
4 March 2012 | 13 replies
How do I attain the confidence you have in buying properties with minimal risk and yet have my offers on top of the pile?
Just Don 'FREE' Than Merril seminar,,,free??????
7 February 2017 | 24 replies
The information is minimal unless you are willing to pony-up the cash.
Greg S. A Beginner's Wholesaling Journey
13 November 2013 | 82 replies
The mail service has slowed down around here due to the hurricane, which fortunately for me caused minimal impact on my neighborhood despite being just a few miles from Seaside Heights.I'm going to go into detail on the calls I received in my next post since this one is getting a bit long.
Jon Klaus Austin is Hot
18 February 2015 | 182 replies
I have learned to buy assets much more carefully, steady cash flow is what I care about now with minimal risk, even if it's not a home run return. 
Ed L. Finished Rehab!
15 May 2012 | 40 replies
+ $1,950Closing cost were minimal..Seller paid attorney fee & title insurance.I had loan origination, Home inspection (150), Termite (100)= < $1000Mom's slave labor cleaning the inside and staging was free..