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Kevin R. Lease Question
19 December 2013 | 1 reply
Landlord shall have expectation that the Premises is in a safe and habitable condition upon entry.
Arthur Banks Future Assumptions
21 December 2013 | 3 replies
Hey @Arthur Banks - Although this obviously depends on a lot of factors, here's what I use: Purchase closing costs: $5000Income Increase: 2%Property Value Increase 2%Expenses Increase 2%- However, you may want to run those last 3 even more conservatively, maybe at 1% or 0% - just to be safe.
Jonathan Jimenez Your good, bad, and ugly. (No not you're!)
24 December 2013 | 7 replies
Though that's quite a few deals missed out, there is some truth to "better safe than sorry".
Johnny Nuchols New from Charleston area of South Carolina!
27 December 2013 | 12 replies
Its true it can be a head ache but I find always stepping back and learning from bad situations, being open to taking the advice from others and always having an open mind with learning new things only get easier.I am a person that sees a solution or has a goal and I get hyper focus and don't like to waste time.
Aaron Mazzrillo EPA & Lead Based Paint
23 December 2013 | 15 replies
Every contractor, including painters, who works in the state is supposed to take a class and become a "lead safe renovator".
Nat C. Fixing building violations in Miami
13 January 2016 | 10 replies
Call up code enforcement and ask them about these violations (if they are known to them), then perhaps hire a specialized inspector to just go in and give you a specific report on all these violations - nature, solution, estimates...with pictures.
Andrew S. Office self storage facility
23 December 2013 | 6 replies
Google search Regus Office Solutions and I think this is what you are talking about.
Patrick C. Here is the Enemy We Face as U.S. Real Estate Investors
22 December 2013 | 15 replies
When the government gets to involve everything will get screwed up just look at the SAFE act, OFAC act, and the DF act.Joe Gore
Zac P. Using Private Money for "Buy and Holds"
12 February 2014 | 38 replies
They have NO interest in doing rehab, being a landlord, or even just managing a rehab with no hands-on experience.For example, one potential private lender I just met with this weekend, a good friend of 20+ years, keeps about 25% of his portfolio in 'safe things' which in his mind are money markets, CDs, certain bonds, etc....
Joseph F. What is a fair partnership?
26 December 2013 | 8 replies
@Joseph Furmansky , I have done several of these deals and am considering more, so let me explain my thoughts so you have an idea what other investors might think.First if they take their money and invest in bonds or notes or even the stock market, they are going to make a certain income, a 4% tax free municipal bond is pretty safe and has great tax advantages.Second they want their money back and a profit before they share their money.Third the more risk they take the more return they want.