Foster Algier
Competing With Real Estate Investors...Zillow Instant Offer
9 November 2018 | 3 replies
Every home seller who inquires about an Instant Offer receives a CMA from a Zillow "pay to play" agent.Make no mistake, it became crystal clear to me in the call...Zillow is determined to gain total control of our customer flow, to capture and redirect every home buyer and seller in America away from us, and then distribute them to Realtors who pay (and play) Zillow’s way.
Leann Lilly
New here from Philadelphia
21 June 2017 | 20 replies
Sounds like you have a wonderful plan to get started using house hacking techniques.
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Transfer Taxes on Double Closing
16 October 2017 | 11 replies
Although I am assuming it would still be subject to inheritance tax at each distribution.
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Looking for Unconventional Marketing Techniques
15 July 2017 | 3 replies
Found myself in a bit of a pickle in a market that doesn't have many people looking for rentals and trying to crowdsource some unconventional marketing techniques.
Christina Lanoux
PROS and CONS of RE investing in Self Directed IRA
23 June 2017 | 3 replies
If you buy under your own name, you would have to distribute the IRA, pay taxes (and penalties if pulling funds prior to normal retirement age), then what's left you can invest in real estate and get benefits of depreciation deduction.
Ujwal Velagapudi
Profit Share with my Property Manager?? Good or Bad?
15 March 2020 | 6 replies
Fair Housing compliance was checked during the entire appointment, showing, guest cards, how many times they were asked if they were going to submit a application (sales closing techniques)..
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Hotel Valuation: Price-to-Sales, Coke Can & Room Rate multiplier
12 July 2017 | 20 replies
So apparently The Coke Can Multiplier is some sort of a hotel valuation technique that can drastically send the wrong message about the value of a property.
Jen Smith
Opinions on getting started
26 June 2017 | 7 replies
We’ve heard that technique discussed on the BP forums and podcasts, and are very intrigued by it.
Jim Jack
Option consideration fee and assignment fee
23 June 2017 | 1 reply
When doing a lease option assignment I know you ask for an option consideration fee and a assignment fee if you are going to assign the contract , how would you put on the contract that your assignment fee will be coming from the option consideration amount so there will be no confusion who is paying who ... for exampleYour option consideration fee will be 5,000 for the end buyer and I plan on giving 1,000 to the original seller from that option fee My assignment fee will be 4,000 which I will get from the end buyerHow would I word this on my contract so everyone knows how the money is being distributed and be no confusion, In this case from the end buyers 5,000 option fee the seller will keep 1,000 and I will keep 4,000 as my assignment fee.
Isiah Ferguson
IS THERE POWER HERE AT ALL ?????
27 June 2017 | 54 replies
The lenders' that are out there who distribute loans based on assets' have interest rates @ 8%-10% and majority of the time those rates would be too high to cash flow positivity.