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All Forum Posts by: Deangelo Mack

Deangelo Mack has started 72 posts and replied 187 times.

Post: When should create an LLC?

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18

Would creating an llc now be deemed as too early considering I dont have a property in mind?

Post: When should create an LLC?

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18

Thanks guys!!! 

Post: When should create an LLC?

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18

Hey guys!!! I haven't done my first deal as of yet, and was wondering when I should set up my LLC? Before I purchase a property or after?

Post: Price Per Square Foot

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18
Originally posted by @Nicholas Leone:

Format for pricing work or estimating costs. Best for things such was drywall install, flooring, painting, etc. If you need to install wood flooring in a bedroom of 100 SF and your contractor quotes you $400, you’re paying $4/SF. He may also quote it as $4.00/SF.

Not as useful for things such estimating the cost of plumbing fixtures. Some people will still use $/Sf for conceptually estimating overall plumbing or electrical costs for ground up construction. Typically very early on a project for underwriting.

Hope this helps. Feel free to ask more questions.

what is it generally used for if you buy and hold properties. Im speaking about multifamily properties btw. I don't know if it different for SFH or not.

Post: Price Per Square Foot

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18
Originally posted by @Robert Freeborn:

I feel like this is rather vague. Do you mean when buying? Renovating? Renting?

For renting.

Post: Price Per Square Foot

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18

Hey Bp folks. Can someone help me understand price per sq ft. Im having a hard time understanding it and its uses. Thank you!!!

Post: Before Due Diligence Starts I Should have???

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18

I believe your spot on as far as analyzing a market, but Im talking about right before the 30 day due diligence begins. Theres certain information that needs to be reviewed before I decide to proceed to do the due diligence. 

Thank you for you response.

Post: Before Due Diligence Starts I Should have???

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18

Hello BP world. I know certain information should be required before I begin the due diligence. I was wondering if anyone could kindly good over my list to make sure I'm not missing any significant documents.. Here Goes!!!.

-Rent Roll

- P&L ( Past 24months and current)

-Tenant Ledger

-Occupancy Percent 

-APOD (Annual Property Operating Data)

Post: Purchase & Sale / Inspection

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18

Does the property inspection come before the Purchase and Sell Agreement or after. 

Thanks.

Post: Newbie Landlord Questions

Deangelo MackPosted
  • Independence, MO
  • Posts 192
  • Votes 18

Thank you sir for your time and energy. Now I feel well equipped going out in the RE world. Thanks again.