Apologies if this is a question that didn't need to be asked. I could find a clear definitive answer. I wondering, when trying to finance a property with an FHA or conventional loan. does the bank take the rental inc...
I have a property in Mountain View Arkansas. If you’ve never been to Mountain View Arkansas no worries it’s extra little. :-) I am wanting to get a CMA on the property without the pressure of a local realtor trying to...
Hey I know this is last minute but I figured I'd try. The contractor I had planned on using said he can't do the job anymore. If there is a contractor on here that has 10+ years experience with remodeling, licensed, a...
Hey I know this is last minute but I figured I'd try. The contractor I had planned on using said he can't do the job anymore. If there is a contractor on here that has 10+ years experience with remodeling, licensed, a...
8.00 am in Grand Central today; Monday, March 16th. You would be forgiven for thinking it was Christmas Day....except, of course, Christmas Day is quite busy at Grand Central.
It seems the entire of NYC is working fr...
8.00 am in Grand Central today; Monday, March 16th. You would be forgiven for thinking it was Christmas Day....except, of course, Christmas Day is quite busy at Grand Central.
It seems the entire of NYC is working fr...
Should I be doing showings/viewing if I'm still a year out? I'm asking because I would love to go an actually walk around and see what is typical. What I found is most properties on the MLS don't have many interior pi...
I've monitoring quite a number of threads and view them under "My Watched Topics", which displays about 20 per page. When I try to scroll back a page by clicking the "next" button at the bottom it just sits there thin...
I'm just wondering, how exactly do you work out how much you need to save monthly on your Capital Expenditures without viewing the property in person when you are trying to analyse a deal?
Disclaimer: I live in the SF Bay Area (aka reallllly expensive to buy anything).Help me understand how lenders view debt. So let's say I purchase a SFH for $800k and put down 160k (20%). So now I owe 640k. For that ...