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Damon Owen Help - what am I missing analysing a deal on MLS
13 November 2015 | 3 replies
I thought from what I had been listening to and reading I should be okay, but I get the feeling I'm missing a lot when the first listing I see appears to be a deal if I could get it for a few thousand below asking (based on some assumptions).Can you please tell me what I'm missing and/or should be looking for with the below "deal".12500 E 34th Ter S,Independence, MO 64055http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/Independence-...List Price: $39,900ARV: $80,000Max Allowable Offer: $36,000 (70% ARV $56,000 minus repair cost $20,000)Total in the deal: $60,000 (MAO + repairs + transactional costs $4,000) Profit: $20,000Now that I do the numbers I can see that if it does actually require 20k repairs (mine above was a guess, tough to do a repair estimate from Australia) for a potential profit of 20K there's not that much in it.All thoughts and opinions are very welcome.
Nat C. Important questions to ask a general contractor?
7 February 2020 | 5 replies
You'll be left with people who are either best-in-class (and expensive), or finely tuned ********ters who are slightly less expensive but won't get the job done.Also ask for licenses and insurance information.
Paul Reynolds 2 Deals to Analyze: Rochester NY
29 June 2019 | 21 replies
Here's the listing on Realtor.com:https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/2-Algonquin-Ter-14611_Rochester_NY_14611_M39354-64031Adams:  3-plex with two 1/1's and a 2/1.
Michael C. New Member from Worcester, MA
7 April 2010 | 14 replies
It's WOOSTA, not "wer ces ter" for pronunciation.
Shawn Connors Why I Failed!!!
9 October 2015 | 57 replies
IE I have a partner that will buy it when in fact you don't and your hoping to flip it to someone you probably have never met.. so you start the transaction off with a fib.. and its hard to come back when your put on the spot.. some folks are born ********ters and can work right through that no problem because they could careless what the seller thinks.. others would be sensitive to this as I think you are and have learned... best to be straight up I would have a written doc outlining your process that they sign.. so there is no confusion and you don't get accused of being a pimp.
Chris Attiliis Recommended Contractors in the D.C. Metro region
8 February 2015 | 10 replies
@Chris Attiliis The project is on Chadwick Ter.
Carol C. I beg help - Byrere Ter Sw, Atlanta GA30310
3 May 2014 | 18 replies
2 months ago, I bought the house in 1403 Byrere Ter Sw, Atlanta GA 30310 & pass to the property management to follow, what I want is after renovation & to to rental market.
Ron Steele Commercial Property Seasoning Requirements
15 April 2013 | 1 reply
Something on a short term, or planning on a short ter, I suggest you ask up front what they will want to roll it over.
Joseph Matarazzo Status of Queens Multifamily Investing
3 March 2021 | 6 replies
Regardless of which areas are hot(ter), be reminded that all multis needed to be registered with DHCR and they require a New York City address and phone # for a property manager that can be reached 24 hours a day. 
Clive Phillips Newbie in Broward county FL
8 February 2021 | 8 replies
@Christiaan Ter Haar.