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Nathan Maier Need Investor Friendly VA Lender in San Diego
7 December 2021 | 9 replies
Don't accept existing tenants without seeing the past 20 months cashed checks as soooo many took covid claims not to pay and you will have the cost of evicting them.
Ashley Parker Newbie- Can one Air bnb a leased apartment?
8 November 2021 | 6 replies
Houston House apartments in downtown Houston, normally accepts Airbnb.
Pavel Bennett Should I hire a tax planner/advisor/preparer or DIY this?
8 November 2021 | 4 replies
My firm, for example, accepts spreadsheets, expense tracking apps like TaxBot or Expensify, accounting software like Stessa (free and relatively easy) or QuickBooks (the opposite) and so on, but we need to make sure that these tools, including spreadsheets, are correctly used.
Robert Pierce New to Bigger Pockets Orlando
8 November 2021 | 10 replies
My plan is to pass my real estate license (pending state test date) and funnel any commission into purchasing multi-families.
Ezra Shami New investor, feeling overwhelmed
4 December 2021 | 10 replies
1) Know your neighborhood. 2) Know where the money is coming from. 3) Know your goal—both short- and long-term. 4) Offer on a house in your target neighborhood. 5) Pay when accepted or repeat step 4 until successful. 6) If necessary, put together a list of repairs. 7) Complete repairs. 8) List for sale/rent. 9)Sell or rent to a qualified prospect buyer/renter. 10) Save the overage between rent and mortgage in case needed for repairs. 11) Repeat.Don't make it too difficult.
Michael Nahm AirBNB won’t issue a refund
8 November 2021 | 10 replies
I think the 5 day quarantine policy has been in effect for months, along with negative COVID test before flight.
Maritza McKinney 1st time property managing: software for rent collection
11 November 2021 | 4 replies
We have tested a few other platforms and are leaning towards Innago.
Ope Akanni Help needed with financing my first deal and path to scale -Stuck
11 November 2021 | 2 replies
A credit score will be the lipness test for them on how good you are about paying back debt.
Richard Loniewski How to spot lender scams
12 November 2021 | 1 reply
Since it’s the lender’s responsibility to manage their risk, not checking credit or accepting a low credit score without large trade-offs to leverage is something a true lender wouldn’t do.Properly vetting our borrowers is not only beneficial to a lender, but it also ensures the borrower isn’t getting involved in a deal that isn’t a good fit for them.
Christopher Murphy Texas First Time HomeBuyer programs?
18 November 2021 | 7 replies
FHA 3.5% is very difficult to get accepted contract in this highly competitive Red HOT Real Estate Market across the major metros in the country.I will suggest you get a 5% Conventional Financing.