Kevin Degnan
New Investor - Northwest of Boston MA
25 March 2015 | 12 replies
I think that the margins are slimmer and the time tables are longer.
Rey Martinez
Cash Flow - Need help figuring out. I am new.
11 September 2021 | 5 replies
Investors are taking more risk and working on slimmer margins.
Gayla Kemp
Investors, do you own your personal home or rent?
9 January 2015 | 58 replies
While the margins are slimmer the cultures is amazing (can you tell I miss it :( )
Pat McCandless
Connecticut flippers having success: what's working?
30 June 2017 | 1 reply
Maybe I'm passing on deals because my margins are slimmer since I am not a realtor saving on commission or using my own cash saving on financing costs.
Dave Versch
"We Buy Houses" - do those signs actually work?
10 July 2018 | 12 replies
Too few deals, profit margins got slimmer, and way to hard to convince the seller to sell the home to me for 70 cents on the dollar when they're hearing all over the news how homes are selling at record prices.
Bruce Woodruff
AirBnB Revenue Collapse? Near 50% in some areas......?
20 July 2023 | 160 replies
Inevitably the good properties will survive on slimmer margins and flourish again as the bad properties are forced out of the market.
Pat McCandless
Connecticut Flippers: How are you finding deals?
3 July 2017 | 4 replies
Maybe I'm passing on deals because my margins are slimmer since I'm not a realtor saving on commission or using my own cash saving on financing costs.
Jean-Marie Poth
Which is better? Pay or charge less rent?
23 May 2022 | 9 replies
It’s probably better to pay them from a tax standpoint, but the chances of them getting the work done themselves is a lot slimmer than you maintaining your home
Brenda Sacchetto
Need guidance-don't know what to do :(
8 December 2013 | 18 replies
In a competitive market there are enough buyer who will buy junk REOs that the profits get slimmer and slimmer.
Account Closed
Buy SFH/MFH in Colorado, or look out of state?
19 December 2020 | 25 replies
Or are you up to slimmer cash flow (or even break even) but with strong appreciation upside?