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Lakshay G. Need guidance on Flipping VS Buy and Hold (Low money Investment)
5 September 2016 | 10 replies
Hard money loans can be the way to go, but very hard to implement in a competitive market, which leaves you with a 100% cash purchase plus repair.  
Abraham Saldana Pulling out equity from multiple properties
2 September 2016 | 4 replies
Our bank is going to implement a blanket loan such that our equity is collateral.  
Alicia M. Longterm Investing
31 August 2016 | 0 replies
after many years of investing in real estate (20) my proudest "moment" is when one of my kids started watching what I was doing so she could then implement it.
Kent Baltare Owners open to sub-leasing in the South Bay Area.
10 September 2016 | 25 replies
Consider partnering with those people by providing the capital for lease/furniture, and have them take care of the property (owner) search + tenant search, then come to an agreement on cash split and responsibilities, go from there..Long answer short, I don't feel that local economics should slow the implementation and growth of this/your model, but doing it with the right properties locally and also diversifying with operations in different markets will help cover your exposure if things start slowing in a specific industry within a specific market.
Jim Munoz New Member from Southern California
6 September 2016 | 2 replies
More than likely, this property would be an out-of-state purchase, perhaps a multi-family, depending on my options, and implementing a buy/hold strategy. 
Kyle Krason My entire 4-plex just went delinquent at the SAME TIME
24 August 2017 | 42 replies
You're a new investor ...they sensed this and you don't live onsite and are managing the property yourself ....and yes your tenants talked to each other.Now is the time to be firm and better late than never.Go over with the tenants the expectations as set forth in the lease as to when rent is due and what the penalties are for being implemented and be firm.One tenant will possibly try to "test you".... and if they do you need to follow the local laws regarding g eviction ...otherwise they will run all over you.
Bob Woelfel Number of tenants per bedroom??
25 August 2017 | 8 replies
So my question is, if we implement a policy of let's say no more than 3 total people per unit because of the size, will I have to ask my inherited tenant to leave since she is month to month?  
Noah Scott What makes for a great meetup?
23 August 2017 | 9 replies
I say try to organize what you can now (get your product on the market), then iterate and implement improvements from there.
Naji Boutros Security Deposit Aftermath
26 March 2018 | 16 replies
As stated life is not fare but in business you make it fairer by implement ridged protocols.
David Mejia Investing in South Florida
30 July 2018 | 27 replies
I was thinking about implementing the subject to strategy just to obtain a property here.