All Forum Posts by: Yossi Lurman
Yossi Lurman has started 1 posts and replied 8 times.
Post: Best Real Estate CPA Baltimore/Annapolis area

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@Matthew Reck check out HCFL - http://www.hcflcpa.com
Post: Agents/Lender Recommendations around Baltimore

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@Christopher Bell feel free to reach out to me.
Post: Should I Offer to Extend Rent Due Date?

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@Cassie Chun Maybe just offer a 5 day grace period. The property management firm I used to work for offered a 5 day grace period across the board.
Post: Im looking for an online Commercial RE database- Any suggestions

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@Orlando Oliva
Hi,
Co star is definitely the best option. They pretty much buy any company that competes with them or can benefit them.
You can generate 50 page detailed reports in 1 minute. One really cool thing they have is that they show true owners of properties.
Post: Mortgage conferences in florida

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@Jacob Goldstein
There is a private money lending conference next week in Florida called the Pitbull Conference, not sure though if they will be discussing Dodd frank compliance.
Post: Business Tax Question - Carry Over Expenses

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@Ben Gabin I do not believe you would be able to carry over expenses. You are supposed to record an expense when it is incurred. If it was an expense close to the end of year then it’s possible to make it appear on your next year books...
In regards to getting an accountant, there are more advantages of consulting with an accountant then just preparing your taxes. In your situation as a new business an accountant will be able to plan properly for the future as well and may save you money and head ache down the road.
Best of luck!
Post: Private Money Lending

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@Mario Charity I would be very skeptical if someone is charging upfront fees unless they had a very good reason or you have worked with them before.
Post: No skin in the game?

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Hi All,
I am new to Bigger Pockets and this is my first post.
I was talking to a client recently and he was looking for funding on a fix & flip deal. The client mentioned that he did not want to put any money into the deal and wanted 100% funding on the purchase and the rehab. Does anyone think that is a reasonable request for the borrower not to have any skin in the game?