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Joseph T. Looking To Purchase First Duplex
3 October 2014 | 3 replies
I'm looking to acquire in the $80-150k range (even if that means a little fixing up).  
Michael Herr Minimum Rent
11 October 2014 | 6 replies
Its just the same as in our area- house in North End and Ocean Lakes are going to sell at a lot different price ranges/
Brandon Turner Exciting New BiggerPockets Feature to Help You Stand Out And Connect: Add Video to Your Profile
2 December 2014 | 29 replies
Costs can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars depending on the audio and video quality you want.In Turners video he is using an external mike for better audio quality.
Dan C. Short sale collection agency issues
3 October 2014 | 16 replies
The rental range is 2.2k-2.4k. 
Joel G. Help Analyzing Deal
5 October 2014 | 14 replies
What I'm planning on offering: $220kDown Pmt 5% = $11kExpenses (monthly): Monthly P&I = $1,059Hazard Ins: $100Mortgage Ins: $117County Taxes: $112Water/Sewer: $220 (high range for the past year according to water company)Vacancy: $257.5 (10% monthly rents)Repairs: $129 (5% monthly rents)Other: $25 (buffer)Total Expenses (including P&I) = $2,019Misc Closing Costs: $3,000 (guess)I'm calculating the following: Monthly Cash Flow (income less expenses): $55650% Rule: $228 cash flow ~ $57 per doorCap Rate: 8.8%Cash on Cash ROI: 20% (using 50% rule for annual cash flowRent as a percent of purchase price: Approx 1.2%Debt Service Coverage: 1.5What are your thoughts?
Givonna Wiley Rehab loan for $250,000 vs $90,000.
3 October 2014 | 4 replies
What he is likely saying is that lenders don't like to waste their time doing all the due diligence and paperwork for smaller loans when they can do the exact same work on a larger loan and make more money, thus, any loan is likely easier to get in the $250k range than it is in the $90k range.
Cerwin Haynes House-shopping in Syracuse - 1st home/owner occupant via FHA
13 October 2014 | 5 replies
Mortgage broker then says "no can do", even if I consider a purchase offer that subtracts the cost of the expected rehab (203K) from the asking price.My agent thinks I may need to "steal one" to secure a purchase on a house within my price range that doesn't need over 10, 15K of rehab.
Brian Marshall Good Area for Rental Property in Oklahoma City
21 October 2014 | 4 replies
My main motivation is to generate cash-flow in decent "B" or higher class neighborhoods, with decent chance of appreciation.I would like to target homes in the $75-$105k range.
Nick Dillaha Financing my first rental property...
6 October 2014 | 12 replies
It's over 1900 sq ft in prime location, seconds from an old historic land with properties ranging from $300k to over $10 million.
Account Closed Pros/cons of a conventional loan to buy a flip?
5 October 2014 | 4 replies
After buying a few properties with my own money and no financing I have only been able to go after the little fish 30-50K range homes.