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Cam Wilk New to real estate in the Cleveland Area
12 November 2020 | 22 replies
He exited that relationship after getting bombarded with calls from foriegn investors demanding their money - they netted less than 5% after the expenses, commissions, and other fees were extracted.
Jared Bauer New here. $1 million cash. Want passive income, what's the play?
18 February 2022 | 77 replies
Investing with an experienced syndicator can provide benefits investors may not receive if they choose to go the DYI route, including:Access to better deals: Syndicators are experts at finding great deals that never become available to the general public.Lower investment amount: Similar to the way you can purchase shares of public equities, investing with a syndicator enables you to purchase shares of much larger properties than you could on your own.Free up time: Passive investment allows investors to focus on the important things in their life while the syndicator does all the day-to-day work.Lower risk: Investors leverage the syndicator’s experience to avoid making costly mistakes.
Amy Raye Rogers The Negative Cash Flow Club!!
13 January 2022 | 65 replies
Are you suggesting that having equity in a property is bad, and that extracting the equity is better?  
James Sloan "Doors Syndrome" in Real Estate
15 February 2023 | 27 replies
If they refinanced is and extracted out their initial investment the return would increase further.BTW the house my parents purchased in 1969 for $19.5K is worth ~$1m. 
Sean Maloney Other and best ways to use built up equity In properties that are free and clear
20 November 2023 | 33 replies
Portfolio loans enable borrowing against equity in multiple properties, while hard money loans provide swift cash access, though they can be pricey.
Henry L. Maryland - A Tough State to Invest? Need Help/Input
28 February 2018 | 12 replies
This enables them to buy cheaper properties, larger quantities, take more risk, etc.
Michael Beeman 0-38 units in 10 months using the BRRR strategy effectively
16 January 2022 | 108 replies
Cheers to you and your Daily Grind Extraction Techniques!
David Martin Jr What's a good move to make in Los Angeles right now for a newbie?
27 July 2020 | 51 replies
We have purchases that now have rent to purchase ratios >4% ($16K/month rent on $375K purchase); imagine the cash flow if no money has been extracted!
April C. My Plan: Please poke holes in it :)
29 July 2021 | 42 replies
This goal will enable our family to have a secure retirement plan, college (or business startup) funds and long term passive income to vacation and travel whenever we would like."
Jim K. Tired of all the winning
22 August 2021 | 102 replies
Enabling bad behavior is bad both for the person you are enabling and bad for society.