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Eric Moeller Airbnb backed rental properties? Should I invest? Where? Why?
27 June 2016 | 12 replies
Prior to these sites emerging to dominance, I wouldn't have gotten near a VR with a ten foot poll; with this new platform, though, it can be incredibly rewarding if executed correctly and something I help interested clients to pursue.As Justin said, how selective you are in the neighborhoods you choose to invest in (AKA: being very thorough with your due diligence and making sure to avoid the neighborhoods where people are likely to take issue with short term rentals operating in their back yard and attempting to make formal changes to legislation) will go a long way in dictating the success you have.For instance, Del Mar just recently put a temporary stop to any new short term rentals operating in the  Zip Code and are currently 'sorting out' the 'unclear verbiage' regarding short term rentals in their municipal code.
BRIAN KATZ What's Wrong with 20-30% 1st yr. ROI with Negative Cash Flow?
20 April 2016 | 4 replies
And why I should pass on SFHs with strong Total Return and ROI just because the COC, for instance, could be low or even slightly negative?
Linda N. Do I need title insurance?
22 April 2016 | 8 replies
Where you mention trustee and auction, I am assuming this property was a foreclosure...that is one of the instances where I do get title insurance.
James DeRoest Should I make my wife sign a lease?
21 April 2016 | 3 replies
Could I include that in a 10 day with cure notice, for instance?
Chad Miles Easiest way to make recurring payments to contractors
28 April 2016 | 9 replies
For instance, I can look back and say "my utilities expense account increase 25% from the previous year" and then investigate as to why.
Zachary Critchett Rental income tax rate?
5 November 2018 | 10 replies
Because here some people might be very mistaken in, for instance, believing that their entire mortgage payment is a "cost".
Scott Scharl Advice Needed for Subdivision in Phoenix, AZ
18 May 2016 | 11 replies
@Scott Scharl  loans for building infrastructure are very very difficult to get expect for the most experienced and credit worthy borrowers.. in almost all instances
Grant Stevens Credit Unions Push CFPB for QM Exemptions.
22 April 2016 | 1 reply
For instance, burglary is burglary, regardless of who you are or where you rob.
Susan Douma Improving 1031 purchased property
1 May 2016 | 14 replies
As Dave pointed out, and again a large part of my response could change if your definition of "several years ago" is 5 or more for instance, you do want to improve solely with the intent to sell but if you are going to make some improvements on a property you exchanged 5 years ago or more (just an arbitrary number but a number of years to which I personally believe is enough) and caught a luck rezoning break that allows you to significantly increase the value prior to selling it, then making improvements prior to cashing out I think would be ok. 
Karen Margrave ZILLOW and other sites
24 April 2016 | 1 reply
For instance: What s the age of the property?