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Mary Joe Has anyone done triple net leases? good or bad stories to share?
26 October 2018 | 29 replies
Doctor's, gyms, hair cuts, restaurants, dry cleaners, karate schools etc.
Kevin Cardinale Nearly Homeless in Las Vegas
26 September 2011 | 14 replies
However, my business, web designer and online "D list" personality, dried up with the crash of '08.
Jimmy Martz Mobile Home in El Reno, Oklahoma
6 October 2016 | 10 replies
The traditional lender pool is currently dried up on older manufactured homes, including ones that qualify and that is why sellers have to often sell them so cheap.If you want appreciation in a manufactured home on it's own land, I think you have to consider only getting that on the land itself.  
Ron Burgundy New investor Discouraged
14 April 2017 | 11 replies
. $120K in dry powder -  and maybe revisit the plan in 2018 once you have $1MM of purchasing power.
Daniel Trang Update on my Path in RE
16 April 2017 | 4 replies
I identified that I definitely have a drive and a purpose for wanting to go into RE, but I'm looking for various ways to supplement my learning so that I don't run dry on the theory.
Mark Mosch Where today can you get over 10% CoC in Multi-family?
25 November 2014 | 0 replies
I've got a few dozen of units in a couple of states, but am seeing multi-family inventory drying up in those states as cap rates decline and more investors are bidding up each deal.  
Liz Cole Finding my Rock Star Team..
6 May 2018 | 79 replies
there is a difference in negativity and reality.. that's all I am pointing out.. full blown rehab construction is fraught with Risk.. we deal with it every day.. even new builds guys make boo boo's  I walked in one of our new builds same floor plan we had built numerous times and the window is too low won't pass inspection.. cut it out.. cut out siding replace replace siding patch the dry wall re paint.. etc etc.The other major thing is that rehab contractors are not new build subs.. your subbing each trade out .. your rehab contractor is usually a different breed and one that can actually run a whole job for you is usually doing work for owner occs and  charging for it.. what YOU need to pay to make a profit brings you down to the guys and gals that need utmost supervision..  
Lance Johnson San Francisco and Kansas City Investor - New to BP
17 December 2014 | 27 replies
Now that market is drying up we ares starting to evaluate other markets.
Mike Lukach Looking for a General Contractor for Estimate - Norristown, PA
25 January 2017 | 5 replies
Once I fixed that, the basement dried up on its own.
Ryan Lee Someone bought a private road for $994 in San Francisco
12 November 2022 | 65 replies
and they are as you state complex.. and no way as cut and dry as people think.. one big fallacy is a property cannot be land locked that simply is not true in CA.this will be interesting..