Jay Levy
Appraisal Adjustments - only $5k per bedroom???
28 January 2020 | 20 replies
Lender rules/general practices are stopping the appraiser from going back in time or out of market to find and use data for analysis and report support.
Brad Fry
New Investor and HUGE BP Fan
26 January 2020 | 5 replies
I personally like Ben Mallah and Grant Cardone, tho Cardone can be too much for some people.Just be careful not to fall into Analysis Paralysis!
Kamyar Farhang
Deal analysis question
24 January 2020 | 0 replies
I saw a 4 beds 3 baths 2121 sqft property in good neighborhood with the following numbers:
Asking price $385,000 Average Sold Price: $385,250.00 Average Cost/SQFT: $207.56 After Repair Value: $436,143.71 Repairs: 10...
Shawn Daniel
New Wholesaler - looking for suggestions
27 January 2020 | 2 replies
Or are you currently in the planning stage?
Malik R.
How to combine multiple-adults' background checks
24 January 2020 | 1 reply
If any of them leaves, the rest won't meet the minimum income criteria.How does one develop a joint analysis of the family unit?
Rosa Lepore
NEW INVESTOR NEED ADVISE ON HOW TO INVEST $100-$120K
28 January 2020 | 37 replies
Once that deal is done you will probably feel more comfortable with the next stage in your real estate mogul lifestyle!
Dwight Porter
Please help me analyze this Duplex Deal
13 February 2020 | 17 replies
According to your analysis PDF, the ideal time to sell is 5 years from now (your IRR at that point is 55%).
Jason Scott
Help with wealth and tax strategy in Phoenix area
27 January 2020 | 8 replies
I'm ready to get out of analysis paralysis!
Alex Rand
Are they asking for a reasonable rent reduction?
27 January 2020 | 18 replies
For example if you have a mom and pop tenant based on 17 bucks a foot rent because that is all their business model can support but a national tenant wants the site and can pay 22 because of location not only can rent potentially increase but also that new tenant value can be a massive difference.Mom and pop at 17 a foot and an 8 cap for instance.Say 4,000 sq ft box X 17 = 68,000 (8 cap) = 850,000National tenant at 22 a foot. 4,000 X 22 = 88,000 (6 cap) = about 1,470,000There are expenses involved getting the new tenant but value difference can be massive.Leasing brokers can perform a (void analysis) which not only looks at rent comps for box size but also what existing tenants are in the market,saturation levels, and what possible tenants optimally could go in that space.