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CK Hwang For GFC and other market crash veterans, signs to exit?
6 March 2014 | 20 replies
It's more questions and considerations, and might interest you..http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4579/blog_posts/32645-if-ca-h-is-king-then-leverage-is-god---loans-cash-roe-roi-and-riskThere are a million indeces, but for real estate specifically, I think looking at affordability indeces, how loose loans are (either through Federal Reserve loan surveys, % of subprime or low-doc loans), and consistency of % real estate price gains far exceeding inflation for a sustained period, are all risks to look for..Also, when you hear your dentist, then your mechanic, then your landscaper, then your landscaper's assistant buying up and preaching the wonders of real estate investments.. when it's the topic of conversation of every cocktail party.. and when it's the only asset class everyone wants to be in.. you know the market is getting frothy..!
Luis Gutierrez What should I do to start investing in real estate with no experience?
9 March 2014 | 6 replies
All it's going to cost you is a lot of time and a bunch of elbow grease at first, but the payout is huge if you're consistent.
Fausto Carosella Price Ratios between distressed and retail sales
16 January 2015 | 6 replies
Each neighborhood can be different.Expired listings are on a public side here, they will show as being expired and agents drag their feet pulling them off.Need to watch the MLS closely, look at new listings, that will later feed either to sold properties or expire, generally in 6 months.
Eric Zunkley Los Angeles RSO Evictions in Multi Family
4 December 2016 | 28 replies
The duplex consisted of 2 units that were 1 bed/1 bath each. 
Matt Vaughn Minimizing Risk Before Purchasing for a Spec Build
10 April 2014 | 4 replies
Is what you are proposing consistent with that zoning?
Karen Margrave NEXT UP!!
9 May 2014 | 16 replies
Or is the weather so nice year-round that the market is pretty consistent?
Pyrrha Rivers Credit Karma
18 May 2015 | 49 replies
I found that Karma's score was consistently 40-75 points than my actual score!
Chris Tolliver Anyone investing in the 44105 or 44127 area of Cleveland?
27 July 2023 | 15 replies
These are areas where consistently collecting rent is very difficult.
Renee R. Propane heater and pellet stove in one unit
15 July 2014 | 1 reply
One in the 24x24 kitchen & larger one in the Living room with ceiling venting to a ground floor master & en-suite.Our tenants LOVE the pellet stoves & rarely use the steam heat.Yet after 8 years I just had the following repairs (parts from http://www.stove-parts-unlimited.com)Convection Blower $185.00, Feed Motor & Spring Assemblys $385.00, ThermoCouple $78.00, ThermoCouple $cover 24.00....Total $672.00
Michele Fischer Opinions on Lizards/Reptiles
29 March 2014 | 8 replies
Bill GulleyAlso be aware that we also discovered one large aquarium that was used as the Rat 'breeding pen' to supply live feed to her snakes.