Q. I intend to run my own real estate investment company and would like the following questions answered. My understanding is that the pros use hard money to fund their deals and if they dont sell the rent the property. After some analysis i realized that after rehabing the property and you decide to rent, 90% of the time the rental doesnt cover the mortagage. How long do you have to carry the negative loss assuming you have 10 properties at one time ?
A. The most successful real estate investors I know, use their OWN MONEY.
Using other people's money is an interesting concept, and many have made money doing so but the MOST SUCCESSFUL RE Investors I know, use their own money.
They may have started off doing a few homes with Hard Money, then moved to 20% down scenarios (to cashflow), the all cash.
Using other people's money is an interesting concept, and many have made money doing so but the MOST SUCCESSFUL RE Investors I know, use their own money.
They may have started off doing a few homes with Hard Money, then moved to 20% down scenarios (to cashflow), the all cash.
If I delete my yahoo account, what would happen to my resolved questions and answers?
Q. I wanna know if all my Q&A would be deleted and can't be searched in internet by others after I have deleted my yahoo account.
Will those questions and answers be unsearchable permenanly?
Will those questions and answers be unsearchable permenanly?
A. Resolved questions including the answers are the property of Yahoo Answers. You agreed to this when you joined. They stay forever
How can I delete my questions and answers?
Q. I want to delete my questions and answers on my profile. How do I do this?
A. You can't if they're resolved.
Only if they are unresolved, can you delete them,
Go to the edit function (pencil) on your question
The menu will have the choice to delete
Answers have a delete option at the bottom of the box, next to edit
Resolved questions become the property of Yahoo and you must petition them for removal. A lengthy and often unsuccessful process, I'm told.
Hope this helps.....JT
Only if they are unresolved, can you delete them,
Go to the edit function (pencil) on your question
The menu will have the choice to delete
Answers have a delete option at the bottom of the box, next to edit
Resolved questions become the property of Yahoo and you must petition them for removal. A lengthy and often unsuccessful process, I'm told.
Hope this helps.....JT
can a real estate agent help me with answers to these questions?
Q. I am a college student and need to have these questions answered for a class. If you can go into detail that would be great.
How did you become involved in real estate?
What sets you apart from other realtors in your area?
What would you recommend to someone who wants to become a realtor?
Describe one of your worst clients you have had to deal with?
Do you specialize in certain types of properties?
How do you retain clients?
How did you become involved in real estate?
What sets you apart from other realtors in your area?
What would you recommend to someone who wants to become a realtor?
Describe one of your worst clients you have had to deal with?
Do you specialize in certain types of properties?
How do you retain clients?
A. 1) Wanted to stop traveling and stay in town.
2) Professionalism and trustworthiness.
3) Be VERY sure this is what you want to do. Now isn't the best time to be getting into the market.
4) I don't mind picky clients but I can't stand dishonest ones. I'm open and honest with all my clients, why can't they do the same with me?
5) Not "types" of properties but definitely certain areas.
6) Stay in touch via periodic phone calls but more often emails and a montly email newsletter. But only because I put useful information in the newsletter.
2) Professionalism and trustworthiness.
3) Be VERY sure this is what you want to do. Now isn't the best time to be getting into the market.
4) I don't mind picky clients but I can't stand dishonest ones. I'm open and honest with all my clients, why can't they do the same with me?
5) Not "types" of properties but definitely certain areas.
6) Stay in touch via periodic phone calls but more often emails and a montly email newsletter. But only because I put useful information in the newsletter.
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