Brandon Schlichter
Almost 2 years into being a buy-and-holder - 18 units & a full time job
I still wouldn't mind hitting 50 units this year as per my other post - http://biggerpockets.com/forums/522/topics/160698-... However even if I don't, I'd still consider myself a success.Mid 2013 I was able to source ...
Marcus Sullivan
80% LTV financing ADVICE needed. $4M now brings $5M in 3-5yrs
Hello,I am Marcus. I have a plan to turn $4M into $5M in 3 -5 years while still allowing myself to gain profits as well. I have included an outline from my Executive Summary below. It is done here in 7 years but it is...
Marcus Sullivan
80% LTV financing ADVICE needed. $4M now brings $5M in 3-5yrs
Hello,I am Marcus. I have a plan to turn $4M into $5M in 3 -5 years while still allowing myself to gain profits as well. I have included an outline from my Executive Summary below. It is done here in 7 years but it is...
Marcus Sullivan
80% LTV financing ADVICE needed. $4M now brings $5M in 3-5yrs
Hello,I am Marcus. I have a plan to turn $4M into $5M in 3 -5 years while still allowing myself to gain profits as well. I have included an outline from my Executive Summary below. It is done here in 7 years but it is...
Marcus Sullivan
80% LTV financing ADVICE needed. $4M now brings $5M in 3-5yrs
Hello,I am Marcus. I have a plan to turn $4M into $5M in 3 -5 years while still allowing myself to gain profits as well. I have included an outline from my Executive Summary below. It is done here in 7 years but it is...
Lou Davis
Should I purchase my primary residence in cash?
I may move from canada in 3-5 years. I have about 700k in savings. I don't like renting in apt buildings or plexes where the noise level drives me insane. I am thinking of moving out of Toronto into the boonies somewh...
Brian Silvia
General rule for cash flow vs total cash invested?
Is there a general rule of how much total cash should be left in a deal, vs the monthly/annual cashflow?For example, if I were to BRRRR a property and end up leaving a total of 24k cash in the deal, knowing that it sh...
Jonathan Napper
Would You FHA? $179K 15% Cap 1st Deal
I have no debt, decent income and would be first time home buyer. Would you FHA 5% down? Here are the details. Obviously I did NOT include the 5% down. Any advice would be great. AP - $179K ($179 @5% 30YR)GSI - $27,00...
Rich Chen
Buying real estate property doesn't make financial sense
Just a simple math:
Let's say I buy a home for a million dollars, with 20% down and 30-year term
interest rate = 5% + property tax = 1% + maintenance = 1% ----------------------------------------...
Gary Thao
FHA Fourplex Opportunity anaysis: FHA 3.5% vs Conventional 25%
I have the opportunity to purchase a fourplex using an FHA loan. A decent fourplex is ~$345k here in Portland, Oregon. Yes, it’s high and that’s just the way the market is. Typical rents are in the $725.00+ for a 2be...