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Michael Power Multi-Family Joint Venture - Advice Needed
30 August 2013 | 3 replies
Raising Current Cash Flow to maximize current split by deferring maintenance but harming the long term value of the building.4) Multiple Exit Strategy- If you can't buy your JV partner out in 3 years, what's your plan B & C.5) Buy Sell agreements- If something happens to either of you (illness, incapacity, divorce, death) make sure there are provisions to buy out each others interest ahead of time.
James Wise most ridiculous thing your tenants have call the police about
23 August 2013 | 2 replies
My worker tells me that someone dressed as a telephone repair man knocked on the front door, when the tenant answered the front door, a swam of about 5 police exited an unmarked van parked just down the street, entered and searched the house.
Eddie Martinez Town Home/Condo Development
26 August 2013 | 2 replies
Once rented and stablized you can then ride out the market and exit in 5 to 10 years back as condos.
Nicole Pettis What are your thoughts about REI?
1 September 2013 | 28 replies
But we will find something.What is the eventual exit strategy on this house you want to live in first?
Jennifer Hamric We're newbies!!! :)
9 September 2013 | 9 replies
If not, our exit strategy is to rent it... and it will cash flow just fine.Rentals are usually less demanding on time and finances.
Terrell Williams Multi-Family Auction First Deal
28 August 2013 | 12 replies
You have no exit strategy, have you?
Tyson Cross How do you valuate a bank owned asset?
28 August 2013 | 6 replies
That is very low in my opinion and not realistic unless the units just need new carpet and paint and some mechanicals.If these units have been tore up as is customary for that level of vacancy you can almost double the expected capex to 3 million dollars for full rehabs once you factor the parking lot, windows, roof and other external costs not inside of the actual units.First you need to know the exit expected cap rate once stabilized and expected rents being conservative.
Bryan Davis Can you get a warranty deed after a quitclaim deed has been used?
24 February 2015 | 9 replies
What will your exit strategy be? 
Frank D. New Agent Making Income
30 August 2013 | 9 replies
I am going to talk to Exit Realty and Douglas Realty was recommended by someone from thsi site.Here is a list of Benefits they offer.A few of our Features & Benefits:Full service brokerageCommission paid same day as settlementE&O only $180 per yearWe do NOT charge a separate client admin feeAbsolutely NO hidden feesNo franchise feesNo desk dutyAll listing leads go direct to the listing agentWe use technology to conduct all meetings, eduction, etc..No need to come to the officeWork remotely from anywhere in Maryland or DC Free contract forms (ZipForms) Does NOT require a specific association membershipFree business cardsFree online marketing for all listingsFull broker supportMentor program for new agentsFull service office with conference rooms, computers, fax, etc..Office Network - 8 professional meeting locations from DC to Ocean CityOpen a branch office without a brokers licenseThe freedom to run your own business
Engelo Rumora Wells Fargo Closing Accounts
8 September 2013 | 9 replies
Around two weeks ago they decided to pull the pin on this and pretty much sent out letters to all exiting customers advising them that their account will be close by mid September.