Hi REIs, I have been trying to understand the strategies on making offers. I would like to know, based on your experiences, what is the range of lowball offers you've made that tend to get accepted when it comes to mo...
I just purchased a two family rental property on the beach in Wells and looking for a good property management company. So far the ones I have talk to seem to take a much higher percentage than I’m comfortable with? ...
Hello All - I put an offer in on a 2-story, side-by-side Duplex and have my financing in place. I have never used bank financing on a deal before. I have run through the numbers, but I am not completely confident at t...
Hello,I bought my first duplex using a conforming loan bought by Fannie Mae. I've lived there for several years and its worked out great. I'm past the required occupancy period and I don't pay PMI. The rate is 3.75% w...
My second flip is under contract and I’m very grateful it sold as fast as it did, but should I of waited for more buyers to come forward and see if the price would of went up. The house was listed for sale by owner a...
I pulled data of all single family home transactions from 2007 - 2014 in these four counties - Dekalb, Cobb, Fulton, Gwinnett, which forms the core of Atlanta Metro. The data has about 300,000 records, and the fields ...
)I would like to be more competitive offers as I search for a primary residence property. I have 60% (500k equity in my current primary residence, which I'll convert to a rental once I move out. I have another rental...
So over the last month I have been dealing with nothing but homepath properties because the house they have work well with my strategy, but man it has been a headache! I have put offers on 3 places no dice. Finally I ...
hey HP,Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland REI here. My fix and flip properties have been appraising consistently low recently. My Renovated properties have been going under contract fast, but when its time for appraisa...
I wanted to get your thoughts on the scenario below. Would you rather choose option 1 (lower home price) or option 2 (lower interest rate). Ultimately the mortgage ends up being the same. Let’s assume you want to s...