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N/A N/A Need advice on partnering deal
26 February 2013 | 8 replies
Their risk, OTOH, is minimal.
Cody C. New Realtor, want to switch to investing --living southern oregon
31 January 2013 | 8 replies
So I firmly believe that was a step in the right direction.Meanwhile, my girlfriend of three and a half years and I went to a rich dad free seminar down at the country club, and two things happened: she started to see where investing and 'financial intelligence' could take us, and I got fired up again about real estate investing (from two angles this time).Our current situation is as follows:Me:Almost zero cash and minimal credit available at this pointSOME stuff in collections from when I was in school, medical stuffsomewhere around 20,000 in school loans10,000 in credit card debt, plus another 5000 for my Jeep.Her:about 5000 in savings for a rainy dayprobably around 20,000 in available credit if she asked for itJUST(October) purchased the home we live in, so a new mortgage of 150,000That's about it.Right now I'm hurting for the winter, as I'm pretty new in the real estate business, and she's doing okay.
Carlos Garza Does this seem to good to be true?
2 February 2013 | 10 replies
Normally rent variation based on start time of lease is minimal; I might give a lower rent to fill vacancy in winter for example, but otherwise i try to get a fari market rent (not always max market rent).But since you know when the hot season is, you want to time your lease renewal in that area to be during that hot time of the year, so you might end up with a lease for some number of months that isn't a multiple of 12 to do that.
Jon Klaus Wealth Inequality in America
21 March 2013 | 27 replies
They live for hand outs, and at least the ones I interacted with, spent the vast majority of their panhandling money or welfare money on drugs and alcohol, with the minority going towards food(mainly mcdonalds and pizza usually).
Jim M. House Next to a Church
10 March 2013 | 2 replies
Does the church have any programs geared toward alcoholics, drugs addicts, etc?
Nathan Pitchford Just getting started.... Couple things I can't seem to find
10 March 2013 | 6 replies
Nothing profound, but key is to minimize outflows and maximize income.
Edita D. Fort Worth, TX DUPLEX analysis
14 March 2013 | 5 replies
If you have good tenants, the demands on your time should be minimal and it will put an additional $150 per month in your pocket.
Bill E. Multifamily crash coming? (possible buying opp?)
15 July 2013 | 14 replies
Lethargic activity=minimal appreciation.
Gary Thao Landlord introduction
27 September 2016 | 10 replies
Have a party but be cautious on providing too much alcohol.
Brian W. How much time do you spend owning and landlording per month?
21 March 2013 | 23 replies
Another thing you can do to minimize your time involved is take out stuff that breaks down....garbage disposals, ceiling fans, etc and have them supply the washer and dryer.