I have recently been working to figure out how to make certain park purchases with a lot of Park Owned Homes (POHs). More often than not the owners are overvaluing the park because they are giving value to the homes. ...
Hey guys,I am just about finished getting a Heloc on a multfamily that I do not live in. I was surprised to find myself denied due to my DTI ratio. I think a big part of the problem is that as a fireman a large portio...
Hi Everyone my is Francis I have been in Real Estate for many years have done many RE deals always trying to have a niche that allows to set me part . For over 20 years I have been active in Real estate , 20 years I...
I am wondering how some people are making money in a deal when using other peoples money and it is NOT a flip. Usually Minimum looking at a 4-5% loan to bank(if not all cash), 6-10% on the hard money lender or seller ...
Hey everyone,
I'm a university student in Atlanta majoring in finance and economics. Up until now I've been trading equities quite successfully. However, with stock prices nearly fully recovered, I was thinking of st...
So I have a friend who has taken some serious steps to develop a subdivision: 100+ home sites and a few commercial properties on about 50 acres. He has city approval and the plans drawn up and he is in the process of ...
I am very new at asking for information. I am just starting to look at rental homes to purchase. My goal would be to live off of my cash flow, when it gets to a certain point. I am 47 years old, is 30 year mortgage...
I currently have a single investment property that was in full use for 2019 that was in an LLC. I will be doing my own taxes as I have for the past 10+ years and will be using TurboTax as the software. My question i...
Happy New Year, folks!At the moment, I don’t have a single investment property. However, over the last 6-8 months I have been reading every book I can get my hands on about out of state investing (or RE investing in g...
Does anyone recommendation a custodian who set theirs up for them?(Using a Trust, instead of an LLC, is recommended by many to avoid the mandatory $800 annual California FTB fee charged on LLCs)