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Kerry Baird My unit is on Accuweather
3 September 2019 | 4 replies
I had a porn movie shot at my 3 story house about 6 years ago. 
Lori Greene What has kept you from progress? (And did you overcome it?)
3 December 2019 | 133 replies
All of these numbers can be adjusted depending on the details of each specific situation:Maximum Offer Formula for Flip or Wholesale DealARV Minus: Repairs/Upgrades (use $20/sq ft or get estimates on HomeAdvisor.com, confirm later with actual bids) Holding Costs (Utilities, Yard Maintenance, Snow Removal, etc. during rehab) Closing Costs (Agent Fees and Closing Costs to Resell, ARV x 10%) Financing Costs (Annual Interest Rate x Loan Amount divided by 2 for 6 mo Rehab + Points) Vacancy Insurance (Get Quote) Your Wholesale Fee (don’t subtract this if you are flipping it yourself) Profit You Want Flipper to Make (ARV x 15%)Equals Your Maximum OfferCash Flow FormulaProjected Monthly Rental Income Minus All Monthly Expenses: Vacancy Rate (VR% x Monthly Rent - Find both at BestPlaces.net) Prop Mgmt Fees (10% national avg, even if you are managing yourself so it’s in the budget if you need it later).
Kacie Benson Buying first investment property while renting in another city
10 March 2020 | 19 replies
You need a $900 annual VR certificate plus high TOT taxes for every rental.
Nick Rutkowski Where are the young investors?!
15 December 2019 | 50 replies
VR's are a great way to get some cash flow going quickly that you can use on any other sort of real estate purchase that you want, and to scale faster.
Brooke Spaulding BRRRR Second Property - not getting financing
27 November 2019 | 5 replies
But the income from our VR apparently can't be counted for a least one whole year on taxes or up to 2 years proving stable income.
Brian Matic Newbie Looking to Invest in Fayetteville, NC
21 November 2019 | 13 replies
Best regards and v/r,Brian (Auto)
Keedrick Mitchell Louisiana Flippers/Rehabbers (DeQuincy)
30 December 2019 | 2 replies
V/r,Keedrick 
Ben Ryder Making up to 7 figures next year (20s)
30 December 2019 | 28 replies
Or just do a Charlie Sheen and get a huge mansion, a huge pile of blow, a few porn star girlfriends and say crazy things like "tiger blood" between your visits to AIDS specialists and Viagra doctors. 
Account Closed First Time Invester STR Tennessee
13 January 2020 | 63 replies
I'm in the Vacation Rental industry, a controller for a company that manages 150+ properties, and we have a VR (Vacation Rental) in our ADU.