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Krissy A Hoskison First in, my beginning of the Flip
21 April 2025 | 1 reply
As the home settled over the years, wallboard and trim were cut to accommodate the movement.
Keegan Schaub UPDATE: Portland, OR Real Estate Market Conditions – April 2025
16 April 2025 | 0 replies
.🧮 Forecasts & Future OutlookHousing analysts continue to forecast minimal price movement in the near term, with a 0.1% increase expected between February and April, and a 0.8% year-over-year decline projected by early 2026.
Sean Ryan Earth Movement Insurance
4 April 2025 | 2 replies
However, I've been looking around for some additional "earth movement" or landslide coverage, just to add some piece of mind since the home is built on a hillside.
James Moore Rental Demand in Montevallo, AL
7 April 2025 | 2 replies
Or should I remain patient and wait for the late April/early May timeframe to see more movement by families looking for a small new construction single family home to rent?
Scott Trench Trump Policies Will Put Downward Pressure on Real Estate Rents/Prices
15 April 2025 | 376 replies
Given energies movement potential of tens of percentage points, maybe it fleshes out as high as 5% differential in everyday persons lived experiences of pricing. 
Matt McCurdy Property Tax Contesting/Appeal Companies
3 April 2025 | 1 reply
The best movement I have gotten is when their is a mistake on the assessment page so definitely verify everything is accurate.
Christian Cunningham How Do You Make Private Lending a Win-Win?
4 April 2025 | 13 replies
Investors need someone who can stay with all the market movements and have the best lending solutions for the investors current goals. 
Jessica Freesia Setting up a crash pad for airline employees. Any experience?
27 March 2025 | 24 replies
These crew will need to leave a day early to get to work and will need a crash pad several times a month.If the economy is healthy and seniority movement is steady, you will always have turnover as crew will get seniority to bid trips which no longer require the pad.
Sahil Tadwalkar Typical Purchase Price for a Good Flip Opportunity
26 March 2025 | 13 replies
Limited margin for error or overruns.For San Jose and the Bay Area, based on Flipsquad data:Flippers routinely stretch up to 80-85% ARV when:Holding time is short (less than 3 months).Rehab is light-to-medium ($40–$70/sf).The end buyer pool is strong (desirable schools, walkability, etc.).Savvier investors still aim for 75% ARV or lower, but it's rare without off-market access or distressed conditions.At 85% ARV, you're likely in “retail-light flip” territory — minor improvements, high sell-through confidence, and fast turnarounds.What to Watch:Rehab Budget Accuracy: In tight ARV margin deals, every $10K in under-forecasted rehab can wipe out profits.Comps Movement: In San Jose, small swings in comp prices can shift ARV ±5%, which is your entire profit in many deals.Speed > Margin: Many Bay Area flippers optimize for return on time, not maximum margin — flipping 3-4 properties at 80% ARV quickly might outperform 1 at 70%.Good luck with your flips and feel free to reach out if I can be of any assistance. 
Simandu Yakubov Getting into Commercial Real Estate – Understanding Underwriting & Value-Add Strategy
19 March 2025 | 9 replies
But in theory, if there is enough movement on NOI, then yes, you could refi and recycle that capital.Generally, as you are getting started, your three main sources of information will be brokers themselves (while they may be painting an optimistic picture, the good ones are still in reality), lenders (many loan brokers will happily take a look at a deal you are considering and throw it into their quick calculators, again giving you some ideas as what numbers they expect to see), and property managers (these are the front lines who are controlling your expenses and revenues, so typically provide the best info).