Archive for January, 2008
Landlord Max Rental Property Software Eval
You may have read the Carnival of Real Estate where Trevor Mauch reviewed Quicken Rental Property software. Well, Trevor has done it again. Where the Quicken product is for users with smaller real estate investment, Landlord Max is designed for users with more than 20 investment property units.
The cost of this product is $60 more [...]
You may have read the Carnival of Real Estate where Trevor Mauch reviewed Quicken Rental Property software. Well, Trevor has done it again. Where the Quicken product is for users with smaller real estate investment, Landlord Max is designed for users with more than 20 investment property units.
The cost of this product is $60 more [...]
Minneapolis List of Boarded/Condemned Properties
Within the last several months, most customers that I am working with are looking to buy foreclosed houses, rehab them, and then rent them out for a nice cash flow. They are then waiting for the day when they can sell them for a nice profit (as they own them after rehab at 75% LTV). [...]
Within the last several months, most customers that I am working with are looking to buy foreclosed houses, rehab them, and then rent them out for a nice cash flow. They are then waiting for the day when they can sell them for a nice profit (as they own them after rehab at 75% LTV). [...]
Let’s Talk Taxes
When I meet a new investor, I always discuss how it is critical to building a team of advisers to support your Real Estate Investment career. One of my advisers is my CPA, John Caylor. As we head into tax season, I decided he should be our first guest writer of 2008 to [...]
When I meet a new investor, I always discuss how it is critical to building a team of advisers to support your Real Estate Investment career. One of my advisers is my CPA, John Caylor. As we head into tax season, I decided he should be our first guest writer of 2008 to [...]
Check Your Investment Property
First Story: I realized last week that I had not been inside one of my rental properties in about 14 months. This is despite the fact that I drive by it every week or so as it is near my parent’s new house. The building was built in 2006, these are the first tenants to [...]
First Story: I realized last week that I had not been inside one of my rental properties in about 14 months. This is despite the fact that I drive by it every week or so as it is near my parent’s new house. The building was built in 2006, these are the first tenants to [...]
The Carnival of Real Estate #74
Welcome to the Carnival of Real Estate at the Minnesota Investment Property blog. I spent the last couple cold days over the warm glow of my laptop reading all the fantastic submissions. Considering it is currently 11 below zero outside as I write this, I thought it might be fitting to showcase the [...]
Welcome to the Carnival of Real Estate at the Minnesota Investment Property blog. I spent the last couple cold days over the warm glow of my laptop reading all the fantastic submissions. Considering it is currently 11 below zero outside as I write this, I thought it might be fitting to showcase the [...]
Getting a Good Night’s Sleep as a Real Estate Investor
Jeff at BawldGuy Talking has done a great job of reminding us how important it is to keep our feet on the ground and prepare for “Uncle Murphy” as he puts it. He is absolutely right that as real estate investors we must have cash reserves available at all times in this business. I have [...]
Jeff at BawldGuy Talking has done a great job of reminding us how important it is to keep our feet on the ground and prepare for “Uncle Murphy” as he puts it. He is absolutely right that as real estate investors we must have cash reserves available at all times in this business. I have [...]
