Hello all,I just recently made an offer on a home probably prematurely. I had plans to do a cash out refinance however my home was appraised at a lower amount than I thought it would be and also the closing fees are 1...
Hello, Everyone as a Newbie on Real estate and Personal Financing in General, I have been able to save a decent amount of money that is just sitting in my bank account. I am interested in investing in real estate. How...
When you invest in real estate, borrowing money makes sense because the right loan on a good deal will help you make money faster and with higher return vs. using all-cash.One of the things that people look at when bo...
So here is the story-There is a REI guru who does training and refers his local students to me. He's a great guy and his students know a lot about how to run numbers and are pretty good at estimating rehab by the time...
I've been researching buying something for years (about 4 now) and have yet to pull the trigger. There is always a reason and in my area (Massachusetts) prices have stayed very high so that makes it worse. My wife als...
Look at this scenario: 100K ARV - 70% Rule = 70k - 20k repairs = 50k.100k ARV - 70K (70% ARV) = 30K PROFIT.15% of 30k for soft costs and 15% for my fee and flipper's profit. 12k for the investor/flipper and 3k for me....
I'm really hoping someone can help me out on this one. I'm a first-time investor, purchasing a foreclosure, and I'm concerned that if I back out of this contract, I may not get my earnest money, even though it appear...
What rules govern your real estate investing strategy? For most, it’s a tough question to answer. But not for today’s guest, Paul Morris. Paul, co-author of the bestselling Wealth Can’t Wait, has been investing in rea...
I currently have a SF rental house that I’ve owned for about 6 years. It’s worth 180 – 185ish and still owe 126k. If I sell it, roughly how much would I have left after listing, fees, commissions and taxes if I don’...
Hi everyone, I am under contract with a property. Due to personal reasons, I can not put down 20% anymore. I can only put down 15%. However, my income to debt ratio would be too high for the loan to be qualified in th...