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Jonathan Perez Wanted to get laminate countertops but NOBODY does it!!!
3 July 2019 | 32 replies
And of course they have to have the undermount sink and a pulldown-sprayer faucet to match.
Ronesha Fisher I am very skeptical about renting to an individual
6 July 2019 | 41 replies
So if it is a 1 bedroom I would say 4 is way too many unless there is some kind of bonus room.
Paul Malott My first whole sale deal!
2 July 2019 | 0 replies
On my drive home , I had a gut feeling and called the seller back to offer $26,250, she went and told the other investor who offered 25k, he countered at $26,500 , she called me back to let me know and said she'd rather sell to me so If I could match the price then its mine.
Kathleen McCabe New Investor - If you were me, what would you do?
3 July 2019 | 10 replies
But that's all of my money.I am expecting a minimum bonus at work next month of 15K - could be closer to 22K not sure yet.Would this be worth getting under contract and getting some contractors to make estimates?
Aaron Vitiello possible rental opportunity
5 July 2019 | 9 replies
If they seller finance for you, great, offer them some interest or bonus proceeds.
Jhon Restrepo Co op north NJ, is it worth it?
5 July 2019 | 2 replies
Hello all, i have seen a couple of co ops , and the mortgage plus expenses matches what i pay of rent monthly, is it worth for me to move to one of these?
Jeremy Benezra Why is my Eastside flip not selling? What should I do to sell it?
11 July 2019 | 9 replies
The only things I might have done differently was paint the entire exterior, update the powder room bathroom differently to match the rest of the house, update the brick fireplace (though I love the look of a brick fireplace).
Linda C Johns Hideous coloured vanity of my new home
7 July 2019 | 2 replies
It is in an unpleasant colour which doesn't match the wall colour (we painted the entire home).We renovated our old home and rented it, so in the beginning, I thought to call the same custom glass company, who helped us with our old home renovation works.
Rudy Bello Portfolio loan/ single asset rental loans
5 July 2019 | 4 replies
Emerald 30 Year Fixed Calculator Property Value/Purchase Price: Address, City, StateIO TermBorrower Track RecordBorrower Basis (if Refi, Purchase + Rehab Spent) Cash-Out (if Loan is greater than Basis) Borrower FICOAnnual TaxesAnnual Insurance Premium Monthly HOA DuesMonthly Gross Rental IncomeLoan Amount Starting Rate Non-LTV Adjustments Final RateMonthly Principal And Interest Total Monthly Expenses Monthly Cash FlowProperty Debt to Income$ 1,355,000 Fully Amortizing4$1,234,000 No720 $ 16,938 $ 4,743 $-$ 11,525$$ $60% 813,000.006.75% 0.000% 6.750%$778.32 949.15 500.8565.46%$$ $65% 880,750.007.25% 0.000% 7.250%$886.83 1,057.66 392.3472.94%$$ $70% 948,500.007.25% 0.000% 7.250%$955.05 1,125.88 324.1277.65%*properties owned or flipped in last 36 mothsBenefits:Close in 15 days or lessMinimal paperwork (application, lease agreement, corp docs, escrow docs) BPO with rental survey allowedAdjustments:- 0.50% added to the starting rate for borrower cash-out- 0.50% added to the starting rate if borrower / guarantor has no track rec - 0.25% added to the starting rate if borrower / guarantor FICO is between - 0.25% reduced from the starting rate if borrower / guarantor FICO is grea - 0.25% added if Property Debt-to-Income (PDTI) is between 80% and 90% - 0.25% reduced from the starting rate if Property Debt-to-Income (PDTI) is par pricing will provide a 5% bonus to commissionadd 0.5% to rate will provide a 10% bonus to commission$$ $75% 80% 1,016,250.00 $ 1,084,000.007.75% 8% 0.250% 0.250% 8.000% 8.250%$1,100.65 $1,202.03 1,271.48 $ 1,372.86 178.52 $ 77.14 87.69% 94.68%po tower / guarantor FICO is greater than or equal to 750
Ryan Hamaker Macro economic risks in real estate investing
17 September 2019 | 5 replies
So to me, long term appreciation is just a bonus and even if my properties lose all their equity when the market crashes (and I wont lose all the equity - it will just be reduced), the cashflow on them will continue to sustain me as they are now.And when the market crashes, I have enough cash to buy EVEN MORE apartment buildings!