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David Brackett Jr New real estate agent, want advise
19 October 2020 | 12 replies
One of the biggest things I'm interested in is organization and time management.
Amanda Eyler Beginning a property mgt company- is it worth it?
21 October 2020 | 7 replies
@Amanda EylerWhat area are you in? I
John Carpino Cash purchase + Rehab turns into hefty cashflow!
20 October 2020 | 1 reply
What neighborhood are you in? I
Zachary Kubacki New Here! What got you started?!
20 October 2020 | 1 reply
My first home was a live in, I made $35k two years later, we did basically no renovations.
Karl Butenhoff 14 Unit off market seller financed opportunity
26 October 2020 | 14 replies
I also proposed doing interest only payments and he said he may be open to that as well.Obviously the owners expenses are missing a lot of things so I ran multiple scenarios below:This assumes Interest Only payments on a $1.1 million note.50% expense ratio (I/O payment) cash flow/month = $1887, COC return = 22.6%45% expense ratio (I/O payment) cash flow/month = $2397, COC return = 28.8%40% expense ratio (I/O payment) cash flow/month = $2906, COC return = 34.9% (I believe this will be the closest to true expenses with cap ex, vacancy, maintenance, management fee (although I will self manage)).35% expense ratio (I/O payment) cash flow/month = $3416, COC return = 41.0%Now assuming 30 year AM on same $1.1 million note:50% expense ratio cash flow/month = $156, COC return = 1.9%45% expense ratio cash flow/month = $666, COC return = 8%40% expense ratio cash flow/month = $1175, COC return = 14.1%35% expense ratio cash flow/month = $1685, COC return = 20.2%The market this is in is a cash flow market with minimal appreciation, so that could definitely come into play in 10 years when I have to refi with a bank, especially if I am doing interest only payments.
Account Closed Analysis Paralysis ?
20 October 2020 | 3 replies
I think the seller is asking a fair price and she is not interested in closing until January, so plenty of time to find the down payment.At no money of my own in I think this is a great deal.
Chris Bluem First STR Questions
26 October 2021 | 7 replies
No complaints, then they are doing well but if more then a few complaints come in, I would start looking elsewhere. 4.
Wale Lawal HOUSTON SUPER HOT MARKET - WHAT SHOULD WE EXPECT IN EARLY 2021
8 November 2020 | 15 replies
We are expecting some foreclosures in the mid 2021, will this make a difference considering that there are also several buyers/investors waiting for that to happen so they can jump in? I
Jacob Michal Terra haute Indiana
22 October 2020 | 0 replies
So I am looking to get in to the terra haute market as a second market to do wholesale deals in I am already currently in another market doing deals.
Dax Mickelson Trust, or lack thereof
23 October 2020 | 23 replies
Meeting and networking with other people intrested in the same areas your intrested in is an excellent idea to learn though.