All Forum Posts by: Alan DeRossett
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Post: Tampa and Rising Sea Levels

Alan DeRossettPosted
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Global Warming is what Scientists call the Surface temperature rise caused by man's burning of fossil fuels. If you do not believe in Science get a Thermometer and a PH meter and measure the PH of any body of water and its surface temperature. Climate Change is everything else. If any don't believe in the Science of Global warming raise your hands and offer to finance these properties in flood zones without Flood insurance.
Post: Tampa and Rising Sea Levels

Alan DeRossettPosted
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We are in California and I would not buy or live in a $10 million home in Malibu on the Beach. If buying id look across PCH in Malibu California id make sure the home has up over 100 ft above sea level. As is I' chose to live 10 miles inland and at over 900 feet so not too worried. The Term Global Warming is still used by Scientists and climatologists maybe not in mixed company as it does set off those without an understanding of Science. Regardless investors can easily check with FEMA for the National Flood Insurance Program just enter the address of the property to compare before you buy. Most Banks will require. I'm sure there are still a few who will lend without or are still in denial. but putting your Equity at risk because of your Bullhead politics is not real investing. https://agents.floodsmart.gov/...
Post: Tampa and Rising Sea Levels

Alan DeRossettPosted
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This is about Risk and using Science to evaluate Risk the politics means little if you get flooded out and lose your investment Time to buy on higher ground! little doubt Global Warming is real and even if a 1% chance you'll be flooded in the next 10 years why Chance it? Good investments minimize Risk. You may want to sell in 5 years and not be able to. Buy in an Area where you can also get affordable flood insurance. Current Flood Zone risks in Tampa do not look good for those who Gamble with political opinions and do not understand the science of your Risk of flood. https://experience.arcgis.com/...
Post: Green Healthy Home meetup Westlake Village Ca.

Alan DeRossettPosted
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Quote from @Joel S.:
Thanks @Alan DeRossett. Looks promising. Do you happen to know anyone whose gone through the Green Finance process?
yes let get their permission to share. they built 5 senior living facilities of 60 units each
Post: Green Healthy Home meetup Westlake Village Ca.

Alan DeRossettPosted
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Quote from @Joel S.:
Anything I can read about the 30% Instant Appreciation and higher rents in certified buildings?
Post: Santa Barbara Informal Meetup #20 - NEW LOCATION!

Alan DeRossettPosted
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Regrets! I also RSVP'd yes and am still down at my Son's in Escondido and won't make it in time for tonight. Would like to join as well next month.
Thanks
Thanks
Post: Santa Barbara Informal Meetup #20 - NEW LOCATION!

Alan DeRossettPosted
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looks good I'll be attending
Thanks
Thanks
Post: HELOC W/ LOW CREDIT

Alan DeRossettPosted
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if you can not qualify personally ask someone who can partner with you. 10% is a typical starting point. The risker the deal the more you might need to offer. form a LLC to do.
Post: HELOC W/ LOW CREDIT

Alan DeRossettPosted
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look into transferring it into an LLC and taking a 10% partner then refinance maybe.
Post: Just need a little advice on an investment

Alan DeRossettPosted
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Quote from @Nikki Nicole:
Hey, everyone.
I wanted to know if anyone knows about the growth in Dayton Ohio or Youngstown.
I have two offers that where accepted, one for Dayton Ohio, and one for Youngstown.