Janea Boyles
A condo that is actually cash flow positive
Investment Info:
Other buy & hold investment.
Purchase price: $47,000
Cash invested: $47,000
I own a one bedroom condominium in a complex that was built in 1975. It’s an interesting entity with a...
Sunir Joshi
Financing from beginning vs cash buy then refinancing
I was wondering if there is a financial difference between conventional financing for a SFH from the beginning, vs buying cash then refinancing once you own the property (closing costs, interest rates, etc)?
I'd like...
Peter Nacion
Acceptable cash flow for a 100% BRRRRed property?
If I have successfully BRRRR a property and pulled out 100% of my capital...what is an acceptable cash flow after all expenses? )150? 250? 350? What should I be aiming for when analyzing a deal when it comes to cash f...
Wes Delabar
Refi Cash out into Fixed Interest only loan
So I own two duplex's one I live in and the other Is a full time vacation rental. The vacation rental was my first one i lived in I put 20% down with a purchase price of 1,005,000 2.5 years ago. I had no credit due t...
J Singh
Positive Cash Flowing with 100% Sweat equity appreciation
Investment Info:
Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment in North Tonawanda.
Purchase price: $55,000
Cash invested: $80,000
Duplex in easily rentable hot market area.
What ...
Matthew Aubert
What costs are associated with all cash offers?
Hey guys I’m paying all cash on a sfh and wondering what costs will I be paying at closing? Normally the bank incorporates ins and taxes into loan but if I don’t have a loan am I paying upfront an entire year of taxes...
Robert Collins
Are you paying cash for you BRRRR properties ?
When purchasing property with the intent to use the BRRRR method are most investors using cash to purchase the home , then refinancing after the process has been completed or are people still financing ( putting like ...
Venu Kotla
Cash out refinance on property with 100 % equity
Currently own a rental portfolio of 800 K with no mortgage. How do you proceed from this vantage point 1. Cash our refinance for any potential tax deductions2. Using cash to increase the rental portfolio.
Amy Canfield
Cash offer, but get financing in the end
I listened to a BP podcast a while back where they talked about making cash offers, but then getting a loan for the property before the close date. I'd like to do this. How do I go about it? What specifically shoul...
Mark Anderson
Differences Between A HELOC & Cash Out Refi
Currently renovated a quadplex and increased the rents by $1,000 a month. I placed 25% down on the property. If I wanted to take some of my equity out of the property.
What would you recommend a cash out refi or a ...