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Karl B. Where the Heck Should I Move To? Please Help!
5 July 2020 | 213 replies
We just hit the charts in a bad way though as one of the fastest growing cities for cost of living, but it's because of exploding housing costs.
Phyllis E. How do you determine if it pays to remodel a master bathroom?
5 January 2017 | 19 replies
Then how come those "costs vs value" charts typically show a bathroom remodel as averaging only 58-65% return on investment?
Marcus Auerbach What they don't tell you about cheap rental properties
14 May 2023 | 102 replies
This is precisely why I self-manage (despite being out of state). 
Lance La Croix Budgeting owner occupied rentals
6 August 2019 | 7 replies
I have never worked with a client that lived in one side of a duplex – so this has been a good exercise.If you aren’t in a place where you can have a separate checking account for your business property, I think you can structure your Chart of Accounts to create the division between business and personal.
Patrick Russell vacation rental
21 July 2021 | 29 replies
I know how deceiving management companies can be when representing their rates so I just wanted to find out if that was something that was being broken down in your chart.
Matt Cramer How much Cashflow do you really see?
13 May 2015 | 19 replies
Understand your chart of accounts, the p&l statement, how proforma income statements follow more along with accrual accounting while your actual accounting method is cash accounting.  
Samantha M. Real Estate Transaction Coordinator?
17 November 2017 | 31 replies
I understand the pay is negotiable, I just wanted to see if other agents had any more precise knowledge of the typical payment sturcutre.
Takeshi Yashima Bookkeeping for rental property
23 November 2018 | 49 replies
I use quickbooks and would be happy to share my chart of accounts and systems with you.
Tj M. How do you like having paid off rentals?
9 March 2019 | 153 replies
You have to include this if you are assuming the $80K was invested in example 2)$600K (total cash at the end of 30 years)Tenant buys ($20K paid):$100K (property value)$150K (cash flow $5K per year for 30 years)$350K (principal plus interest from investing the $80K at 5% - so the number includes the original $80K)$600K (total cash at the end of 30 years)These are not precise numbers, but essentially you end up with similar outcome, because you are reinvesting the "initial cash difference of $80K" or the "added yearly cash flow of $5K" at the same interest rate. 
Michael Sellers Project Management Software
10 March 2021 | 8 replies
If you just want a scheduling tool, looks like wrike might be your tool to develop Gantt charts etc.