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Chris Calabrese Yet another flip - probably our best one yet
11 June 2011 | 16 replies
If it took 4 months that is 5,625 a month of income which is not bad.It seems your model is predicated on your partner being the contractor.Won't the fact that your partner has to do most of the work keep you from doing multiple flips at a time and increasing income??
Danny Day Property Managers - Making Money? Please Chime In
5 September 2017 | 20 replies
Therefore, you as the business owner pull in $3,000 profit.That's way to simplistic a model to get a reasonable picture of revenue/income expectations...Most PMs have multiple sources of revenue:- Monthly fees off gross rent- Placement fees- Maintenance fees- Renewal fees- Kickbacks from referred vendors- Etc.Even just the income on the gross monthly rentals fees will depend on:- Average rental price- Average vacancyAs for employee costs, if your revenue is low, they could be 100% or more of the gross revenue. 
Jason Green SHORT SALE HELP!
7 June 2011 | 10 replies
According to their modeling this note should have defaulted.
Joel Owens Are the new immigration laws POSITIVELY or NEGATIVELY affecting your business??
7 June 2011 | 1 reply
For me it has been positive.Many immigrants are fixing to leave and are selling of businesses.They built a model on paying under the table etc. so there workers 100 would be 100 versus our 100 after everything is taken out 65 to 70 bucks.Many restaurants with the new reform will not be able to maintain profit margins with the new costs and will simply sell off or shut down.I am getting commercial short sale listings with immigrants leaving the country.On the flip side I hear landlords worry when a majority of tenants are immigrants.They feels they might go to being full to a huge vacancy and cash flow problem.Labor costs might rise for contractor rates.It will be interesting to see how this plays out.
Linda R. An ethics and legal question.
17 June 2011 | 26 replies
If you purchase and did your modeling correctly you factor in the higher potential assessment and then cash flows will not be affected.
Terry Butler Sales Pitches?
17 June 2011 | 8 replies
How to get someone to upgrade to a better model?
Natalie Kondratenko Would you consider this 10plex and if so, at what price?
16 June 2011 | 18 replies
.) $1300Property Insurance (incl Liability) $3000Gross Rents (using current model and only 6 rented) $34910NOI: $17,200 (as best I can figure.
Daniel Bradshaw Can I short sale foreclosures that are on my county's sheriff sale list?
7 July 2011 | 4 replies
I would agree with Ryan, My firm uses Westlaw for LP and NOD information, and, although it does provide the records we are looking for, there is a tiny window to contact who you need to.
Brooks Conkle Sign Stapler vs. Sign Hammer for Bandit Signs
16 December 2015 | 16 replies
Ours is the best and we even have a standard model which does cost less than the competition. 
Bill Schultz building
1 July 2011 | 5 replies
It's better if the business model matches the traffic flow for the time of the day.Are these business that need a bunch of foot traffic to be healthy OR is most of their business conducted through shipping??