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Joseph M. 5% Returns (In Stock Market) Will Be 'Upper Echelon' for Years: Gross
8 December 2011 | 21 replies
I was poking around looking at the different funds available the other day and noticed that if I were to invest my retirement funds in my own company's stock, I'd get charged about 3/4 of a percent.
James H. Next Purchase Rental or New Personal Home?
30 November 2011 | 3 replies
OTOH, I can use a MUCH smaller DP (3.5-5 percent vs. 20-25 percent) and possibly no money for rehab on a personal residence.
Mike Nelson Would you rehab a house on a Lease Option??
13 May 2016 | 12 replies
It costs 10 percent to sell a house, commissions, closing costs, wiggle room, etc.I agree w @Steve VaughanA Joint venture w the seller on a rehab should be1. give the seller a note and mortgage in exchange for a deed2. use private money for rehab3. use a joint venture agreement with the seller4.
Joel Owens Owner Finance with property insurance problem
16 March 2012 | 14 replies
Yes it is a WRAP.The insurance company says they cannot renew the policy for the previous seller unless she shows ownership.Bank financing is not an option right now.I do not want to dump that kind of cash into the property.Maybe I could add her back on title with a 1 percent interest in the property or something like that??
David Duong Investment property - 10% down?
7 January 2012 | 14 replies
We have a package deal of ten percent down on each home with a guarantee of loans on the next 8 houses from a local broker.
Lee Common We are experiencing the most socially civilized/least violent decade in recorded history globally.
8 December 2011 | 10 replies
It is reported up to 30 percent of prisoners are there for drug related offences and of that maybe 75 percent are marijuana offences.
Kyle Meyers Looking for a CPA to answer some questions
20 December 2011 | 22 replies
Time spent as an employee in real property activities counts o nly if the taxpayer is more than a 5 percent owner.SECOND TEST: Does taxpayer spend more than 750 hours in real property businesses and rentals in which he materially participates?
Cheryl C. Are you really feeling the recession?
23 December 2011 | 17 replies
I haven't had any evictions or occupancy problems"Cheryl I would suspect this is for a few reasons.Washington D.C. is a anomaly with unemployment a little over 1 percent last time I heard.So with all the government bloat and red tape,and programs that aren't working there is money to be made working close to the Capitol.We are a a spending economy so it stands to reason in Washington with employment so low and people having jobs they will spend.This will lead to stability and less evictions and lay offs and more jobs.They are feeding the machine up there but with a high cost to everyone else in the future.Anything will work for a time before imploding.
Andrew Jones Duplex deal analysis. My first investment.
29 December 2011 | 3 replies
I believe my estimates for repair and maintainence are higher due to the fact that my property management company charges 15 percent to $50 whichever is lower to oversee repairs.
Manuel A. How would you start your investment career in my situation?
3 January 2012 | 24 replies
Make sure the overall duplex deal fits real close into the 50 percent rule.