Sentences with phrase «n't rehab a house»

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I couldn't physically rehab more than a few houses per year because each took hundreds of hours of work.

Too bad they didn't build a rehab center for drug - addicts, or a safe - house for prostitutes who need protection from pimps.

The state funds will go to not - for - profit Neighborhood Housing Services of Staten Island to rehab 105 housing units on scattered sites on the Housing Services of Staten Island to rehab 105 housing units on scattered sites on the housing units on scattered sites on the Island.

And if you don't ever want to share your residence with roommates or tenants, consider the Live - In Flip House - Hack.: basically, buy a rehab property as your principal residence, move in, rehab, increase value, then move out, sell at a profit or rent out for income.

Our model doing house calls has been extremely successful with pets who can not go to a clinic for rehab, and with pet owners who appreciate the convenience of someone coming to them.

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My family and I could not have been able to rehab our house without the tax credits to help offset the $ 100,000 project.

Here are numbers on a couple of vacant houses, I know the cost estimates are high as I have not seen the interiors and exteriors of some indicate some extensive rehab will be required and I'd rather overestimate than underestimate costs.

What you may see in an old house should show you what you might find and safety issues in approaching any rehab, you never know what you'll find in the walls and you don't really know (unless power is totally shut off) if a line is charged or not.

As a result of these trends, operators of seniors housing properties are evaluating their service offerings and considering whether or not they want to offer their residents full medical care (skilled nursing, rehab therapy and chronic care) or simply hospitality (meals, transportation, housekeeping, entertainment and concierge services) and activities of daily living.

If he's just opening up houses for you to assess as an investment, rehab, etc. then it shouldn't be a big deal for him to take calls.

I will say that the CofA Historic Planning Commission was an absolute disaster to deal with; they alone cost me 60 days on the rehab and all I wanted to do was replace a basement window on the side of the house that you could not even see from the street.

I suspect I would not survive moving my wife into a junky rehab house and fix it up while living in it.

Couldn't you always take the $ 35k and demo the house for $ 8 and buy and rehab a new house for $ 25k and come out a couple of grand ahead by taking the insurance money?

I wholesale about two houses a month as well as we rehab as well, I have never made it this complicated for anyone to buy from me, apparently your mentor told you to do it this way, do nt know why,

Cheaper houses are to be had: there was one listed at 65K that according to the blurb, needed total rehab, and since they said mold, drywall, facia, flooring, hvac, plumbing not working, it might be cheaper / easier to bulldoze and start over.

This particular wholesaler (not naming names) showed purchase price of $ 156k, rehab of $ 15k, ARV erring on the low side at $ 210k (I legitimately think we can move this house quick at $ 215k).

I live in Cape Coral as well and unless you're looking to do some major rehab work an 80k house in n the Cape will be tough.

I don't give 2 craps what someone else thinks the rehab is going to be, what the house is worth, and what it will rent for.

The value for them may not be immediate equity by getting it at a low price but maybe they're willing to pay purchase plus rehab and be at 100 % of market value, but have a house that is exactly what they want and all the finishes that they chose not someone else's design tastes.

But the budget would also tack on a.30 basis - point premium increase for other FHA loan programs, including condo and certain rehab projects, and that's not sitting well with housing supporters.

Of course it didn't stop fraud in just made it tough for legitimate real estate investors to rehab and flip houses quickly.

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Many investors start off with wholesaling the properties because they either don't have a money lender or partner to help them rehab / retail the house and sell it for a bigger profit.

I do all the rehab work on our houses so I know it won't take much to reverse - it's more the insult of doing it and being so disingenuous about it all, specifically as we gave them a bit of a break going in.

Any good real estate investor does some wholesaling, after all we all are looking at houses if we rehab or lease option or subject to or SS, so why not wholesale a few along the way?

When we were just finishing up the rehab on our second rental property a young couple with a newborn moved into one such not - so - nice house.

You might ask why the initial investor didn't just rehab the house and kept all the profit for themselves...

We have found (and most of the local landlords have not discovered yet), is that you can do a bang out job on the rehab and the house will rent quick and for the top end or over market rent.

Although government data is not yet available for 2009 or 2010, there were nearly 906 million tax credits awarded for new construction and rehab projects in 2008, according to the National Council of State Housing Finance Agencies.

Yes, it does require a little more paper work with the FHA, need to have the 203K Consultant involved and handle inspections / appraisals and such, but the fact that I can get into a property, have up to 6 months of mortgage payments included in the cost of the loan so that we don't have to worry about double rent / mortgage payments, rehab my primary residence the way we like it, save a 1930 - 1940's era farm house, and then refi into a conventional cash out mortgage later on and use that equity to go buy rental properties... nice way to get started, without having to put up a lot of cash or live next to tenants / in town (I'm a RURAL kinda guy).

All in all the money in a money market is paying 50 bucks a month and the other houses on street are 1100 and 1200 / mth so I figured even though I don't have much experience with rehab and reselling i cant screw up too bad.

He is not the type that goes into houses that need full - gut rehabs or that has to tear down a house and start again.