Hello guys,I have a first rental which was my home until i moved for work and rented it out. I took out a HELOC on it to rehab it for rental. Here is where I stand with the current property financing:(1) first mortgag...
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Scott Trench states in the conclusion of Chapter 9 that it is "inefficient and dangerous" to attempt high earnings if an investor possesses less than $100,000 ready-to-invest dollars. He goes on to say that it would b...
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With regards to the above.1. Is it also known as:a. "outstanding balance"? And:b. the balance owed to the note holder?2. Does anyone know of an online dictionary specifically for notes, mortgages etc?Thanks
Hello everyone.
I just closed on my first 3unit house a month ago.
Put 25% down
My cash on cash return is
19% annually or 1.7% monthly.
I'll be honest here and say I was very eager to buy and bought at market va...