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Kim Handelman Complicated Deal how to structure!
13 February 2020 | 7 replies
Especially since you will be out 18 months for the new construction homes, so market will be hard to predict in CT. 
Marcus Johnson When $100 a door becomes a risky proposition
16 June 2017 | 26 replies
@amy webberIMO, you can plan for as many capex exenditures, repairs and unexpected disasters such as a basement flooding or an increase in taxes, but because not everything is completely predictable, you may run out of funds quickly or take a loss on the property for years due to the fact that your capex calculations were off.  
Tom R. Whats you're credit score drop off for potential renters?
25 September 2017 | 38 replies
So you have these folks with 760 FICO scores who are perfectly happy to ignore the orders of a judge, or who are perpetually unable to pay their entirely predictable income taxes year after year after year & have to continually make payment arrangements because their payment is always late. 
Allen L. What is your view on the market trends for the next 5 yr?
5 March 2019 | 3 replies
I'm currently looking for small multi-family (2-4 units) properties in suburbs of larger metro cities where I can still achieve >=1% rule.Next 5 yearsA lot of financial market commentators predict recession in 2020.
Nick Williams Indicators Suggest a Decline - New Investors
17 December 2018 | 8 replies
They have been predicting doom for that last 15 years. 
Brian Jackson HML vs. HELOC or HEL
8 April 2017 | 3 replies
For long term holds I would say a home equity loan is your best bet as a fixed rate and term can usually be obtained providing peace of mind and allowing you to predict your future expenses more accurately.
Don Van Nguyen Investment Strategy - Input and Advice Greatly Appreciated!
27 June 2018 | 22 replies
In real estate- you want Predictable cash flow and that is coming from your client (tenant).Investing in single family (sf) is ok- but I've found it hard to generate enough passive income to achieve what you're describing. 
Matt Carozza Options for a distressed property in a great location?
16 May 2020 | 17 replies
@Matt Carozza To answer your specific questions: You should be able to pull out 75% of the equity if you own it in your personal namesIt's nearly impossible to predict rehab costs by the square foot, but based on what I'm doing in the area, if you do need a full gut like mentioned, I'd count on at least $125,000 for a house that large that is that oldFind a mortgage calculator and plug in your numbers.
Jessica Yau NNN lease/commercial in Michigan
6 January 2015 | 7 replies
@Jessica Yau The net lease market is seeing extremely high demand for assets with long-term, NNN leases due to the predictability of cash flow and lack of maintenance with the property.
Ari T. Tucson, Arizona Commercial Real Estate market
7 July 2017 | 2 replies
“We predicted at the beginning of the year, this was going to be the best year for commercial real estate in the past 10 years, and at the midpoint of the year we’re happy to say that’s true and it has been very improved.”Amos attributes the improvement to a pair of factors.