All Forum Posts by: Khari F.
Khari F. has started 13 posts and replied 149 times.
Post: Mistakes when analyzing first property

- Kissimmee, FL
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@Scott E. Hi I picked up J scott book but Besides getting hands on experience - what tricks did you learn for getting more accurate rehab costs?
Post: Mistakes when analyzing first property

- Kissimmee, FL
- Posts 150
- Votes 27
@James Dainard Hi is 0.25 - 1 mile and 3 months the standard comp for volatile market? < 30 days on market.
Post: 2 Out of 5 Year Rule

- Kissimmee, FL
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How do you establish your home as a primary residence for two years with IRS for capital gains tax exemption? Especially if not two consecutive years
Post: FHA Loan won't cover due to outdated wiring

- Kissimmee, FL
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@Caroline Gerardo Hi Is there a govt database of contractors w experience with 203K? Would I add extension clause for any delays?
Post: Pros & Cons to 203K Loans

- Kissimmee, FL
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@Paul Welden Hi what are the benefits to the Seller?
Post: What is the standard GC contract?

- Kissimmee, FL
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Hi
I’m currently speaking to a couple contractors - What is the standard contract?
can contractor file lien for work down without a contract or for work not approved and outlined in contract?
I'd share the risk with an experienced rehab partner -you secure the capital. they supervise the project. other than that id worry about holding costs.
Post: Rehab process and due diligence for BRRRR and flips

- Kissimmee, FL
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you may first walk property during inspection to prepare your own scope of work (SOW) based on the inspection and send video/photos to contractor to get ballpark quote and only ask them to walk once under contract. Contractors will tell you what you want to hear - always expect it to cost more and take longer and add a generous contingency (10 to 20%) on top of your contractor's bid to account for the unexpected. contractors who have time to walk property with you for property not under contract many not be best contractor
Post: Assumable mortgage? How does that even work? 203k?

- Kissimmee, FL
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@Jeff Copeland hi I always thought assumable meant first position - since you are taking over (taking off their hands) the original that was in first. how does second come into play?
Post: New investor needing direction on how to invest $300k from condo

- Kissimmee, FL
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my first thought is using equity to avoid cap gains tax on sale. i would use heloc if i didnt have immediate plans but wanted to be ready