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ParticipantI’m not sure why 1B/1B are dangerous. Do you mean that they are not easy to rent out and to resell? Looks like the rent for a 2B/2B right now is just about 50% higher than for a 1B/1B but the prices are almost 80% higher for a 2B/2B. This should give you a better return on a 1B/1B…
ParticipantI’m not sure why 1B/1B are dangerous. Do you mean that they are not easy to rent out and to resell? Looks like the rent for a 2B/2B right now is just about 50% higher than for a 1B/1B but the prices are almost 80% higher for a 2B/2B. This should give you a better return on a 1B/1B…
ParticipantYou forgot the property tax and possible vacancy (min. 1/12th). The bottom line is that somebody else is paying your mortgage and expenses while you’re waiting for the appreciation of the property.
ParticipantYou forgot the property tax and possible vacancy (min. 1/12th). The bottom line is that somebody else is paying your mortgage and expenses while you’re waiting for the appreciation of the property.
ParticipantYou forgot the property tax and possible vacancy (min. 1/12th). The bottom line is that somebody else is paying your mortgage and expenses while you’re waiting for the appreciation of the property.
ParticipantYou forgot the property tax and possible vacancy (min. 1/12th). The bottom line is that somebody else is paying your mortgage and expenses while you’re waiting for the appreciation of the property.
ParticipantYou forgot the property tax and possible vacancy (min. 1/12th). The bottom line is that somebody else is paying your mortgage and expenses while you’re waiting for the appreciation of the property.
ParticipantThe problem is that you need to come up with $150k in cash. Even if you finance 70% of the purchase price you can break even and wait until the prices go up again. The prices have increased slightly over the last few months and should improve further over the next few years.
ParticipantThe problem is that you need to come up with $150k in cash. Even if you finance 70% of the purchase price you can break even and wait until the prices go up again. The prices have increased slightly over the last few months and should improve further over the next few years.
ParticipantThe problem is that you need to come up with $150k in cash. Even if you finance 70% of the purchase price you can break even and wait until the prices go up again. The prices have increased slightly over the last few months and should improve further over the next few years.
ParticipantThe problem is that you need to come up with $150k in cash. Even if you finance 70% of the purchase price you can break even and wait until the prices go up again. The prices have increased slightly over the last few months and should improve further over the next few years.
ParticipantThe problem is that you need to come up with $150k in cash. Even if you finance 70% of the purchase price you can break even and wait until the prices go up again. The prices have increased slightly over the last few months and should improve further over the next few years.
Participant[quote=patientrenter][quote=sunny88]We saw some nice condos at “Verano”. They are short sales with numerous offers already. It looks like people are “bottomfishing” now?[/quote]
Sunny88, if I were cynical, I’d say you were trying to sell units at the said address.[/quote]
Unfortunately, I am not an agent. Otherwise I could make a nice commission. Just a potential buyer right now.
Participant[quote=patientrenter][quote=sunny88]We saw some nice condos at “Verano”. They are short sales with numerous offers already. It looks like people are “bottomfishing” now?[/quote]
Sunny88, if I were cynical, I’d say you were trying to sell units at the said address.[/quote]
Unfortunately, I am not an agent. Otherwise I could make a nice commission. Just a potential buyer right now.
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