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@Account Closed I think you are underestimating the ease of hard money. - Do you have a good deal? - Do you have a credit score above 620? - Do you have $20,000 in the bank between the two of you? If the answer is yes to these three questions, congratulations. You qualify for about 90% of HMLs.
Updated about 7 years ago on 02/12/2019. Most recent reply Account ClosedPoster 0 Votes | 5 Posts Hello Everyone I'm so happy I've found this website the information here is amazing! Question all, my husband and I are wondering if it is possible to purchase our first rental property under our LLC and it not effect our personal credit or DTI ? We have excellent credit, a primary home, however we will be selling our primary home and purchasing a new home this spring using a traditional mortgage.
Learning to Flip Houses
#2 Rehabbing & House Flipping Contributor Developer from Santa Clarita, CA Member since Mar 7, 2008 Posts 15,750 Votes 10,948 Experience 22 Yrs Investments 18 15,750 Posts 10,948 Votes #2 Rehabbing & House Flipping Contributor Developer from Santa Clarita, CA Member since Mar 7, 2008 Posts 15,750 Votes 10,948 Experience 22 Yrs Investments 18 Will Barnard Developer Santa Clarita, CA 10,948 Votes | 15,750 Posts Originally posted by @Bryan Devitt: Originally posted by @Will Barnard: Originally...
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Investment Summary Net Operating Income (NOI) minus mortgage payments. Calculation: NOI - Mortgage Payments Monthly Cash Flow -$1,542 Capitalization Rate is a rate of return that compares the yearly Net Operating Income (NOI) to the market value. Calculation: NOI / Market Value Cap Rate 2.7% Annual Cash Flow / Cash Invested Calculation: Annual cash flow divided by initial cash invested. Cash-on-Cash Return -12.9% Net Operating Income (NOI) divided by total debt payments.
Anyone familiar with a "10 day Upset" clause? I'm alarmed.Anyone familiar with a "10 day Upset" clause? I'm alarmed.
I'm looking at a condo purchase where the legal owner is in some way incapacitated and her attorney is conducting the sale. The asking price is under market and has the "right things wrong with it" such that if I buy it and sink 5k and a month of work I can expect to force appreciate it by about 15%. So the numbers are tempting, financing is in place but I am struggling with this "10 day Upset clause".
Looking to connect with independent wholesalers in my area
I am a builder/realtor in DFW and am looking for off market land deals/opportunities in the Fort Worth/Greater Fort Worth area. Looking to work with someone who's independent, boots on the ground and not working with a major wholesaling company. Please reach out!
should i use hard money to grow quicker
Quote from @Sabian Ripplinger: i want to possibly use hard money this year to grow quicker and can you use them for new builds who should i use and any tips? ( im in Wisconsin ) Hi Sabian, I'm located in Wisconsin as well. Good Faith Funding is a popular hard money lender in my area (Green Bay) that lends statewide. I'm unsure if they lend on new builds or not, they do have a website where you can set a virtual meeting with them. https://www.goodfaithfund.com/
Notes (3/14): Guessing the Mariners next batters
Jerry Dipoto reportedly wants two batters. He wants one of each handedness, and he wants them to play on the left side of the field. Let’s see if I can guess by process of elimination.
Twin Falls area at 'high risk' for COVID; schools may adjust their schedules in response
Twin Falls area at 'high risk' for COVID; schools may adjust their schedules in response Gov. Brad Little tours the building to see different academic programs and assess how the school is handling reopening during a pandemic Friday, Sept. 4, 2020, at Twin Falls High School in Twin Falls. PAT SUTPHIN TIMES-NEWS TWIN FALLS, Idaho — A pair of reports show Idaho and much of the Magic Valley as high risk for the spread of COVID-19, which could mean changes for area schools.
COVID-19 spread affecting hospitals in Twin Falls
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Some Idaho prosecutors question legality of governor’s property tax relief plan
signed a letter to Gov. Brad Little’s office questioning whether his plan to use $200 million in federal aid for property tax relief is legal under the federal CARES Act. The letter asks Little to request a legal opinion from the U.S. Treasury Department and the Idaho attorney general’s office before proceeding further. It also asks Little move the deadline to opt-in to the program from July 17 to July 24. Prosecuting attorneys in Latah County wrote the letter, dated Friday.
Twin Falls City Council approves contract revision for city manager
TWIN FALLS — The city updated its contract with a top administrator to reflect previously approved salary increases. Twin Falls City Council on Monday approved a revision to the contract for city manager Travis Rothweiler. The agreement is automatically renewed each year but requires review by council members every five years. “Twin Falls is very fortunate to have someone of the caliber of Travis to lead this organization,” Mayor Suzanne Hawkins said.
Idaho House panel kills hemp bill, leaving state and its farmers in shrinking minority
Idaho will remain one of only two states preventing farmers from growing hemp, which was legalized by the 2018 federal farm bill. The House State Affairs Committee voted 8-7 to kill a bill that would outline rules for hemp transportation in the state and begin the process to allow farmers to grow the crop. The decision followed two days of mixed testimony, with some opponents saying it went too far and others saying it didn’t go far enough.
2020 could be the year for hemp in Idaho: Farmers say crop option would be a boon
BUHL — Magic Valley farmer Tim Cornie took a trip to Alberta, Canada, in September. He drove more than 3,000 miles in four days with one specific goal: To learn about hemp from Canadian farmers and researchers. And he learned a lot. “I came back thinking (hemp) was a very viable thing for Idaho,” Cornie said. Cornie, and his cousin Kurt Mason, are farmers and owners of 1,000 Springs Mill, a new food company in Buhl that specializes in organic and non-genetically modified foods.
Idaho politicians, dairies welcome new trade deal with Mexico, Canada
TWIN FALLS — The news Tuesday that Congressional Democrats had reached a deal with the White House to approve a new North America trade agreement was welcomed in Idaho, where officials said the development will help the dairy industry. Magic Valley politicians and agriculture leaders have been outspoken about the importance of passing a new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement. Sen.
Idaho politicians, dairies welcome new trade deal with Mexico, Canada
TWIN FALLS — The news Tuesday that Congressional Democrats had reached a deal with the White House to approve a new North America trade agreement was welcomed in Idaho, where officials said the development will help the dairy industry. Magic Valley politicians and agriculture leaders have been outspoken about the importance of passing a new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement. Sen.
Idaho politicians, dairies welcome new trade deal with Mexico, Canada
TWIN FALLS — The news Tuesday that Congressional Democrats had reached a deal with the White House to approve a new North America trade agreement was welcomed in Idaho, where officials said the development will help the dairy industry. Magic Valley politicians and agriculture leaders have been outspoken about the importance of passing a new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement. Sen.
Idaho politicians, dairies welcome new trade deal with Mexico, Canada
TWIN FALLS — The news Tuesday that Congressional Democrats had reached a deal with the White House to approve a new North America trade agreement was welcomed in Idaho, where officials said the development will help the dairy industry. Magic Valley politicians and agriculture leaders have been outspoken about the importance of passing a new United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement to replace the North American Free Trade Agreement. Sen.
Administrators Say Early Literacy Funding Makes an Impact
By RYAN BLAKE, The Times-News TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) — New state early literacy money is going toward all-day kindergarten and other long-term investments in Twin Falls School District. Administrators say it's already having a significant impact. Business and political leaders toured school facilities Tuesday and learned about a variety of district learning initiatives, including ways in which new early literacy investment money is being spent, The Times-News reported.
Administrators say early literacy funding makes an impact
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (AP) — New state early literacy money is going toward all-day kindergarten and other long-term investments in Twin Falls School District. Administrators say it’s already having a significant impact. Business and political leaders toured school facilities Tuesday and learned about a variety of district learning initiatives, including ways in which new early literacy investment money is being spent, The Times-News reported.
Twin Falls School District cancels baseball team’s AR-15 rifle raffle
Sporting rifles vs. machine guns Stacey Nagy, national sales manager for Primary Weapons Systems in Boise, talks about the company's semi automatic rifle and the difference between sporting rifles and machine guns. By Up Next Stacey Nagy, national sales manager for Primary Weapons Systems in Boise, talks about the company's semi automatic rifle and the difference between sporting rifles and machine guns. By TWIN FALLS — A high school baseball team .
Education task force meets in Twin Falls on day state says test scores missed target
TWIN FALLS — Stakeholders met Monday to deliberate accountability within Idaho’s education system as the state fell further behind its goals. Gov. Brad Little’s education task force did not make any official recommendations during the meeting at College of Southern Idaho, but identified two main questions: how to measure district success and how to promote improvement.
There are 329 new law this year. Here are the ones you should know that go into effect today
TWIN FALLS — Many of the 329 new and amended laws passed this year by the Legislature go into effect July 1. Idaho drivers are now required to move to the left lane when passing highway workers and other roadside responders. Drivers were already required to move over for police vehicles but the new law includes any vehicle with flashing lights, such as a tow truck or a highway maintenance vehicle. Those who fail to move over could receive an infraction citation, Idaho State Police Sgt.
Council to consider public arts commission
TWIN FALLS — Residents could soon be better represented in community art decisions. City Council members approved 6-0 at Monday’s meeting further consideration of a proposal to create a Twin Falls Public Arts Commission. The body would develop public art policy, raise money for art projects, and manage the city’s existing collection. People often have different opinions on art and the commission would allow a formal process to evaluate ideas, said Mandi Thompson, city community relations manager.
City Council OKs money for airport to recruit flight to Denver
TWIN FALLS — Flights to Denver from Twin Falls inched closer to reality at Monday’s City Council meeting. Council members approved $25,000 for a project intended to add a United Airlines flight to Denver out of Magic Valley Regional Airport. The airport plans to apply in mid-July for a $900,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to help provide the necessary infrastructure for persuading major airlines to locate in Twin Falls.
Twin Falls joins opioid lawsuit
TWIN FALLS — The city will seek recovery for damages caused by the opioid crisis. The Twin Falls City Council voted 6-0 at Monday's meeting to join a multi-district lawsuit in an Ohio federal court against opioid manufacturers and distributors. Prescription opioid companies need to be held responsible for their involvement in the crisis, Mayor Shawn Barigar said.
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