Hector Garza
Seeking Advice on Building Long-Term Financial Wealth: Paying Off Debt vs. Investing
28 June 2023 | 5 replies
What are the quickest ways for you (or your wife) to increase your income or decrease your expenses?
Chris C
House flipping vs Buying and renting out?
5 December 2008 | 19 replies
An influx of REO's (Real Estate Owned - foreclosed houses that banks are reselling) can drastically decrease housing prices in an area.Now if these factors are not what is desired, the key is to adjust your expected sell price.Price overcomes all objections.Even in some of the worst markets in the country, houses are still selling.
James Smith
Where to Invest in North NJ (Near NYC)?
29 March 2018 | 19 replies
My properties aren’t in downtown, so i received a decrease.
Account Closed
New Investor in need of some advice
21 March 2018 | 18 replies
In my area, if you purchase a smaller multi family at fair market value, it still might not throw off cash flow for you or even decrease your current housing expense from what it is now.
Alexander Stephenson
Currency Bubble,The Next Great Recession?
12 September 2017 | 7 replies
Surely it was possible to decrease poverty.
Sohrab Ansari
Help me close this deal or NOT...
19 April 2018 | 11 replies
I am sure I can decrease to half but like to see what others are thinking) repairs $5500Supplies $1600Taxes $12,561 (based on my assessment, this expense will increase to $16K after sell)Utilities $13309 (Will have tenants pay this.
Sohrab Ansari
Help me analyze this deal. Thx
17 April 2018 | 6 replies
I am sure I can decrease to half but like to see what others are thinking) repairs $5500Supplies $1600Taxes $12,561 (based on my assessment, this expense will increase to $16K after sell)Utilities $13309 (Will have tenants pay this.
Ben D.
New investor - Opinion on plan for getting started
13 September 2015 | 18 replies
Most of the current craz seems to be driven by low inventory with no decrease in buyer demand.
Pete Krentz
Live in Duplex analysis
28 September 2015 | 2 replies
Here comes the number dump.PP - $219,900DP - ~5% - $11,000Mortgage - $13,75 (which will be less while I live there as taxes will decrease)Rent $950-$1,000Vacancy - 10% - 1140GOI - $10,260Insurance - $800Repairs - $1,000Advertising - $100Expenses with the loan / month are about $1535Total expenses including loan 18,400Now obviously when I live here I'm (losing money) as I'm paying to live there which is fine with me as it costs about the same as it would to live in my current house (which I'll also be renting out).After I move out I will rent both sides. for about $1,000 each making the GOI - 21,600 leaving about $3200 or 266.66/ monthThoughts?
Baley Whary
Purchasing duplex we currently live in, with existing tenant
4 August 2015 | 7 replies
We're also trying to get new windows installed immediately, which should significantly decrease their electric bill.