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Brent Hasse Assuming an Existing Mortgage
3 November 2022 | 2 replies

With rates at the current rate and assuming majority of landlords/homeowners refinanced in the 2-4% range over the last 10 years, I just started doing research on assuming a mortgage.   After reading some older forum ...

Account Closed My mortgage can be assumed, how can I sell it 2 another investor
11 September 2019 | 2 replies

I have an investment property that was my first home.I was renting it to family for 2 years and have recently kicked the out from the property and have cleaned up the home, repainted and recarpeted it.It's ready to be...

Yuepheng Vang Small Town Wisconsin Lakefront Home - Current Short-term Rental
3 May 2022 | 2 replies

My wife and I recently purchased a home on Lake Onalaska in Brice Prairie, WI, that we are currently renting out part-time with gross monthly income at about $2,800. It is currently our primary residence, and we stay ...

Tim Schroeder Should I assume 50% for rental expenses when analyzing a deal?
5 October 2017 | 12 replies

Many REI calculators use 50% for expenses for Rental Property analysis. Should I stick with that when analyzing deals or try to be more accurate by breaking it all down? In other words, is the effort involved worth th...

Errol M Tazbaz Buy really expensive property and rent out for a loss?
2 March 2021 | 11 replies

Ran an analysis on this one. They are losing $2500/mo assuming 80% LTV and CoC is -11.27%. Assuming 10% appreciation the 5-year annualized return is 31%, but they are speculating that the market will perform like that...

Michael Johnson Subject-to vs. Loan Assumption
24 June 2014 | 5 replies

This isn't an attempt to be an ass.  I'm honestly curious.  I've been looking over contracts, how to get them filled out, and what all the different things mean.  The standard contract form here in TX doesn't contain ...

Grant T. Multi-family/ Apartment Investing
1 February 2024 | 32 replies

I am curious, if anyone is willing to share. Don't have to be too specific but i think a post like this can help a lot of people out. 
Where are you currently investing in/looking to invest in multi family and why? 
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Alexander Kors What are the THINGS YOU HATE
1 December 2016 | 7 replies

Just wanted to see what are the most annoying things you have to deal with in your business.Please, keep it relevant to Real Estate Investing business:)

Noel Dixon Learning about Assumable mortgages
22 April 2024 | 2 replies

What's do y'all know about Assumable mortgages could it be a good strategy?

Amy Airheart Assumable loan?
8 January 2011 | 12 replies

As stated in biggerpockets Real Estate glossarry,

Assumable Loan - A loan in which the lender is willing to “transfer” from the previous owner of the home to the new owner, sometimes at the same interest rat...