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Wade Kulesa Is Dave Ramsey correct? Anyone still around after 10 years?
4 August 2020 | 177 replies
I suspect his actual reason for saying this is to divert attention away from real estate because his advice doesn’t apply at all to the sector.
Eddie Ziv Appreciation VS. Cash flow - The clash of the titans....
15 June 2010 | 341 replies
Additionally, in areas where population growth is greater than the number of new rental units added, the multi-family sector of real estate looks bright for years to come.
Jack B. Cash out refinance or not?
30 January 2020 | 3 replies
Yeah the two things that are keeping me from doing it so far have been 1) not having a place to deploy the cash and 2) It would make this place a not so cheap place to live and fall back on when needed/wanted, etc.That said, I'd much rather cash out refinance then use the money to buy more rentals at my leisure and sell the house for a single 1031 exchange property than having to find 2-3 rentals to deploy the cash to under 1031 timetables.
Munish Suri Buying Apt Building and making one unit primary residence
23 January 2020 | 4 replies
Munish -yes - a portion of  the potential rental income from the subject property can be  used for qualifying purposes ......as long  at   4 unit or  under ,  " normal"  pricing is  available  ...at the  greenlake /  wallingford  /  NE  sector is " hot"  especially for  multi family  units ...make sure you get  yourselves  formally pre approved   before  looking for  properties