
2 September 2006 | 3 replies
Probably could either lease or flip with little concern and decent return.

18 March 2011 | 5 replies
Thank you for your feedback,Rye-----Gross Rent Income = 100%Vacanciesvacancies aptsmove in concessionsskips and bad debtsTotal Vacancies = -10%LaundromatTenant ChargesApplication FeesCleaning/Damage/PaintLate/NSF/Legal FeesForfeits/Lease breaksPet/Key/ID feesTotal Other Revenue = + 0.8%Management FeesManager SalaryManager Rent Free UnitLegal FeesAuditing FeesBookkeeping and AccountingManagement Total = 8.2%(All utilities are paid by tenant.

1 July 2009 | 2 replies
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20 August 2006 | 2 replies
Reveiw the leases, make sure you transfer rent deposits on the tenants then close that sucker!

14 June 2007 | 6 replies
Once the tenant arrives, they sign the lease, pay the remaining financial requirements and move-in.Try and think from the property owners perspective and make your offers based on this.

12 September 2006 | 11 replies
i work in northern va and let me tell you, there are tons of houses which means there's tons of potential deals. as far as getting started, here's what i'd do1. join a local investor group. there are 2 in VA. www.realestatecng.com meets in alexandria every monday and novareig meets in tysons. they always post their meetings on www.realestatecng.comthere's also another group that meets the 2nd saturday of every month in bowie. the group is awesome and the founder Sherman Ragland is very helpful when it comes to getting started.2. go to realinvestors.com and listen to the radio show's archives.3. pick an area you want to buy in. if i was considering VA i'd definitely consider market for foreclosures and expired listings. homes are high priced and are staying on the market longer. you could run across someone who may give you some good terms and put together a lease option4.

24 August 2006 | 8 replies
Yearly lease or Rent option to buy with sizable downpayment.

29 August 2006 | 11 replies
so is this like extreme home makeover where they Lease the property for $X.?

26 August 2006 | 1 reply
As for roommates and sub leasing you have to dig into the contract to verify the restrictions.