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Chase Gochnauer 24 unit complex - high expenses?
20 July 2016 | 29 replies
This will back-up the spidy sense that something is not quite level in the numbers provided  to you.In the end, you can only make an offer based upon the current performance of the business and not any future potential (if you will be the one doing the work to realise future potential, you do not want to pay the Vendor for your efforts).  
Chelcie Rivers Finding Property Owners for Property Management.
1 September 2016 | 15 replies
[Note: that by cost effective I do not imply simply cheap, but value for the money]You should also realise that project management is a tough business, with tight margins, this is where Rachel's advise comes to play.
Jered Collins What do you think of this flipping project?
20 April 2017 | 10 replies
In many cases you can realise the same profit margins in a much shorter time with less work and risk with a quicker cosmetic flip.Try to cut your rehab and holding costs in half, get in and out in 1/4 the time.
Forrest Smyth 'Virtual' investor from New Zealand
9 December 2010 | 14 replies
Yes most Kiwis don't realise how lucky we are!
Mark Mays last minute strike-offs on tax sales?!
25 May 2014 | 25 replies
Thanks again, I had no choice as I didn't want to leave the auction room empty handed when I realised everything I came to bid on was gone I had to bid on something!
David Levy Brandon is happy with $300/mo profit. What's your Minimum to buy?
4 August 2016 | 31 replies
Once you figure that then you know what the actual cash flow from the property is compared to the cash flow generated solely by your cash (which could be invested else where for a greater return).Doubtful most investors have the cash flow they believe when they realise they have forgotten to attribute any return to the equity in the property.
Katrina M. New member from down-under moving to US
13 October 2016 | 2 replies
So the more I look at these local sales the more I realise we must move to the US fast.I do have a question to the forum members but could not find where to post it.
Larry H. No Dogs Allowed
9 April 2016 | 12 replies
If you let her keep the dog you will need to write a new lease and remove the no pet language.Many landlords do not realise that when they put something in a lease and a tenant violates the lease the attitude that "they are a good tenant and it costs to replace" is insane.
Daniel F. Harb Is This Possible!?!? 30K~35K Properties W/$250$350.00+ Cash Flow?
27 December 2017 | 75 replies
Not a lot of return realised in this scenario ,  I have seen this repeated over and over during the past 15+ years. 
Mindy Jensen Introducing: Long Distance Real Estate Investing by David Greene
17 August 2018 | 141 replies
While I don’t expect it to answer all of my (international) questions it will probably invoke 5 more that I didn’t realise I had.