All Forum Posts by: Robert Herrera
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Post: "Emotional Support" dog in Texas

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Stephen Hayworth you have to click on the picture to tag someone. Just putting @ doesn’t automatically tag them.
Leaving the dog outside tied up on the porch sounds illegal. Call the pound and ask.
If they can’t supply support documentation on their disability, then it’s a sham to try and keep the dog.
If they are allowed 2 animals, is this a 3rd?
Post: "Emotional Support" dog in Texas

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Stephen Hayworth does your lease say no pets? If it does then they need to get rid of the dog. Post an eviction notice. Call the dog pound on the dog being left tied up outside.
Post: Deducting Interest in 2018?

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Eric Sender contact your CPA. They should have all the updates you will need. Everything else is just speculation
Post: Stolen hand railing, my responsibility?

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Kellen Driscol they are absolutely to blame. It is their responsibility to not “lose” pieces they are working on. You didn’t call them out to make it worse. I would ask them what their plan was for replacing the part that was stolen from them while this was under their supervision. They neglected to keep it safe. Of course someone was going to take some free metal siting around. I would ask for their insurance if they don’t want to cooperate. You shouldn’t have to pay more to pay for their mess up
Post: 3 Off-Market Investment Properties in Pueblo $65k, $75k, $105k

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Phillip Bicker any of the owners willing to carry?
Post: Denver Market Softening/Retreat

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Jerry Shen I understand crypto is the new dollar, yen, Euro. One thing you have to remember, the dollar, yen, etc are CURRENCY. Crypto Currency is “CURRENCY”. Currency is backed the faith and credit of the people. It is not backed by anything other then everyone saying it’s with something. It’s a trust that it’s worth something.
Currency is NOT MONEY. When you can print “write code” out of thin air, it is not real. It exists in your Mind. It sits digitally on a computer or in a wallet, like the dollar and other things.
The only real money is Gold/Silver. Crypto is like stocks. It’s like the new HOT stock everyone wants a part in. I know it’s not actually a stock, but that’s how people invest in it.
All Currency always goes back to $0. Not 1 Currency over thousands of years has ever lasted, and they revert back to Gold/Silver. Take a look at how all these countries are grabbing for Gold/Silver Right NOW, with the coming debasement of the dollar. It’s been debased so much, people don’t realize we are printing money every day with nothing to back it up. We exported our inflation to other countries as we print fake money and ship it off to other countries and they give us goods. They have an oversupply of our money and they have huge inflation. When they realize those dollars are useless, they will all rush back to us, causing the next collapse, only this will be global.
Most Currency in the word is backed by the dollar which is backed by nothing.
Bitcoin is only as expensive as it is due to News Hype and major Investment companies throwing money at it. Once they sell of to make profits, the whole thing will fall again. That’s why there is so much promotion.
If people don’t continue to “buy in” then nothing is holding it up... Just like the stock market.
Post: To sell or hold in Denver

Robert HerreraPosted
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Corriene McKeown I am a little late to this party as well. Personally, I sold my house near the beginning of the year. I have been looking back at it to see if I sold to early. It seems to have actually dropped in the estimated price, and I would likely not got as much as before. That being said, $300k is an awesome amount to reinvest. You would see massive cash flow on more properties if you made an investment move. The real question is, what are you going to do when the market drops out, and now it’s back to what you bought it for? I’m sure neither one of you will be happy. It will drop out, and we are near the top. Not sure how much more your husband thinks it’s going to shoot up, but that boat already sailed. No way you will get that kind of market surge again here in Denver.
If it falls, you will say “see we should of sold.” Then that will cause an argument since you just lost $200k+ in the market correction. Will sting, and resentment will sit in.
If you sale, and the market moves up $50k more over the next couple years, I don’t think anyone is going to be that upset about securing your gains of $300k over hoping and praying it goes to $350k Gains.
If you sale and the market drops out, you look like a genius, and will get all the praise.
Personally I would sell, wait on the sidelines for the correction, and buy it back up at the cheap price, and ride that back up
Post: Denver Market Softening/Retreat

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Nathan Poole I too am expecting a huge correction. We are in this cycle where real estate is way over valued and way over priced, and gold/silver is way undervalued and way under priced. I would and DO buy gold and silver. I mostly buy silver as it is way out of tune with the gold/silver ratio so it will see a bigger correction going up. When real estate starts to tank, lots of big investors put money in gold/silver as they start to move up. Then all that money being pulled from real estate causes the market to fall out, and when everyone sees gold/silver start to move, it pushes more investors in there and the price skyrockets. Then eventually the gold/silver will be way overpriced and way over valued, and real estate is at its lowest. So the smart money changes in the gold/silver for way more houses then they had before, and ride the wave back up. If you look at history, you will see this same scenario play out over and over.
Post: Start my own mortgage company for mobile home financing?

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Ken Rishel you do not need to have a license to sell your own home on owner financing. People carry the note all the time.
I think the confusion is the mortgage company he is trying to create.
A mortgage company loans money to borrowers to make a profit, not on property they own. Meaning I find a house, get approved by a Mortgage Company, and they finance my house.
If I already own the property, why would I need a license to owner carry the property?
Post: Sold Our Investment Home! Doubled in Value!

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Ryan Jones just stop talking about Pueblo. You haven't done your research. Pueblo is barely allowing dispensaries NOW, as in just the last few months. They have been banned from Pueblo for the last few years. This is something new from the last couple months, so NO, the marijuana market has had nothing to do with Pueblo area. Yes, the Springs is over run with Homeless because of marijuana.
How has that affected your area?
Again, where do you invest?
Where do you see the best spots for rentals?
Did you even watch the video from Pueblo and at least get a little education on the area and how much it's moving?