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Trevor Jones Invest in Southern California?
10 February 2015 | 9 replies
I can tell you from being on these board a while (1) those typical BP ratios do not work in high value areas such as LA, NYC, Wash DC, etc. and (2) people invest in those areas anyway, not for cash flow as much as the anticipation of appreciation.  
VLADIMIR LOPEZ Marketing and Wholesaling
12 September 2014 | 10 replies
I have a full time job in the car business and I am planning to do a direct mail campain but I want to not mail out too much based on the fact that I wont be able to answer some phone calls.
Michael King How do you make it so you always have the perfect contract on hand?
16 September 2014 | 7 replies
I carried a box of forms in the trunk of my car, carry addendums to the basic contracts so you can devise specific terms as needed.
Matt Moger Winston-Salem, NC Sub2 Success
22 September 2015 | 7 replies
This house was built in '94, 2300 sq ft, with a two car garage on half of an acre.
Andrew Eaton Fannie Mae will buy 97% LTV mortgages
27 October 2014 | 10 replies
So yeah it may cost the average borrower about you 1.125 pts "more," upfront but that was marginal since there were so many ways to "absorb," this cost for the average buyer.Back in those days I'd just help the buyers agent negotiate this 3.375 pts from the seller since it was a buyers market and sellers were desperate so most of the time the buyer came in with 3% down and did not have any monthly mortgage insurance because the single premium MI cost was delegated to the seller and was a "wash," after the seller credit.
Peter J 50% and 2% rule question
4 November 2008 | 22 replies
In Excel, the function is "PMT", and it would basically look like:=-pmt(rate, term, PV)rate is the interest rate in percent per monthterm is the term in monthsPV (present value) is the starting value of the loan.On a financial calculator, there will be some button that does it, and you'll enter the three numbers.If worse comes to worse, you can buy a payment table book.Or, use a "money factor" and do it like car salesman.
Pam Grim Messed Up...need some advice
10 February 2009 | 19 replies
I did that last summer for the one car I had with a note.
Shane M Run-down neighborhoods?
15 February 2009 | 6 replies
Get out of your car and stroll around and ask the neighbors.
Joshua Dorkin Dow Breaks 7,000, What's Next? Predictions?
31 March 2012 | 44 replies
GM, taking your tax money & then turning around and selling cars to the govt for more of your tax money.
Robbie Pollard Just Closed on a REO yesterday
6 May 2009 | 16 replies
The rent in the area for a 3 bed 1.5 baths and two car garage is about $800-$1000 a mth.Half bath------------------$500Full bath-- ---------------$700Kitchen w/applicances--$3500Hardwood resufacing---$400Exterior--------------------$200A/C-------------------------$2500These are ruff estimates..