All Forum Posts by: Richelle T.

Can you have the property submeyered? It in effect is the same as the coupon idea but since a third party is issuing the bill you don't have any legal concern

Steve Baldwin liens may not be the best to mark up as they are resold for pennies on the dollar. A lien only makes sense if it's performing and priced less than 20% I think. Maybe chat with one of the tax lien guys. I do know that the less it's performing the lower the price. If you do decide to sell some let me know :-)

Marjorie Jean-Baptiste as you can see the columbus area is full of active investors of all kinds. Welcome to the club :-) don't hesitate to reach out. Look forward to seeing you at COREE tomorrow! The topic should be a good one.

@Account Closed 

A for loop is a loop that sets a premise that for all cases where x is true, y will be executed. It sounds like you have your macro written to iterate 4 times (discrete) instead of for all cases where a condition is true. This is basic programming that you can google. Again, I have only done a small amount of proper programming, not in excel. So I am not sure if excel is robust enough for what you want. I would look into SQL if I were you. 

hi George 

It sounds like you need to use a for loop as opposed to a discrete entry to have the program find x number of entries/properties. I'm not sure if excel will allow you to do this. I've only done minor excel programming. I have heard of people hiring a programmer to write SQL code for this sort of thing. Good luck

@Bradley Bogdan 

and @Margo Roberts 

Thanks so much for the information! Bradley I'll PM you.

@Margo Roberts 

Are you allowed to target/ask for veterans specifically on section 8? I thought they had their own housing service/coordinating agency

@Brad Clarizio 

I have called a few local banks and portfolio loans are hard to find but not impossible. I forget the name of the bank I found that had favorable terms since I decided not the finance that deal... Try banks out in the suburbs like Pataskala, Newark, etc. Keep us posted on any good ones!

@Al Williamson 

That's excellent news!! I can't wait to read about it on your blog. I'm leaning towards looking for an institutional tenant but we have to diversify. Congrats!

@Denayer Burns 

I tend to agree with Marcus on this one. That being said, I do rent my tenants a washer and dryer for an additional $20/mo. You could offer all sorts of things from laundry to yard care, monthly housekeeping, WiFi, cable, full service laundry, dinner delivery, anything! It's just a matter of how much extra work you would be creating for yourself and the socioeconomic status of the tenant to have that much disposable income.