Topic: RentalStarter - A Midwest Real Estate Investment Company - page 19. (Read 120488 times)
And also, any chance you'd be able to switch divs to twice monthly? Should help with the liquidity problem and boost prices.
Branny - could you post a spreadsheet detailing shares by owner? Owners could be left anon
Someone took a big dump... pity I wasn't paying attention to grab some cheap shares.
I had to call my brother to have him put bids in , it seems someone dumped around a thousand shares at whatever the bids were and drove it down to .002 - going forward I need to make sure i have valid bids in on those kinds of scenarios.
*On a good note* The prospective tenants called me today asking if they could pay the $$$ for rent + deposit on Walnut just so they could start putting their stuff inside. Even though the house is still having some things done they wanted to make darn sure they got it.
I also had a message on E. Mill asking if we'd rent it out if someone would pay us 1st month rent + deposit ($1500) to hold it while it's finished. This is a obvious choice, it also gives us $3500 (Even though some is deposits) in additional money coming in.
My bids all got filled 
. Maxed out for now. Need to diversify a bit more.
. Maxed out for now. Need to diversify a bit more. 
Someone took a big dump... pity I wasn't paying attention to grab some cheap shares.
^Guess there's more than one way to make money in real estate 
Congratulations on everything, looking better every month.
Frankly, with the stock price going this low, I think this is a good time to buy, especially for those who were hesitant to jump in at first.
Time to buy
Boop!
Womp womp woooooooommmmmp (and I'm a shareholder).
Boop!
If you look at the volume of the trades on Havelock, there isn't much. Most of the trades are 1-10 shares with an occasional 30 share trade.
Yep. If i wanted to dump my ~1500 shares I would make the price plummet, and if instead I purchase an extra 1500 the price would double
Dump the shares, could use more cheap shares
Nope, I'm actually in for the long term and definitely not selling at this low price
A personal friend of mine asked me how/where to buy shares in the company , as he wants to allocate a lump sum + a portion of every month's check towards RS share purchases.
What's interesting to me is just how much a $5,000 USD investment will raise the share price. All the share price crazyness is due to low volume more than anything else. I should likely buy some more shares, but then due to the low volume my money will only buy so much before it's back up again pricewise.
What's interesting to me is just how much a $5,000 USD investment will raise the share price. All the share price crazyness is due to low volume more than anything else. I should likely buy some more shares, but then due to the low volume my money will only buy so much before it's back up again pricewise.
If you look at the volume of the trades on Havelock, there isn't much. Most of the trades are 1-10 shares with an occasional 30 share trade.
Yep. If i wanted to dump my ~1500 shares I would make the price plummet, and if instead I purchase an extra 1500 the price would double
Dump the shares, could use more cheap shares
If you look at the volume of the trades on Havelock, there isn't much. Most of the trades are 1-10 shares with an occasional 30 share trade.
Yep. If i wanted to dump my ~1500 shares I would make the price plummet, and if instead I purchase an extra 1500 the price would double
Can you please dump that 1500 shares?
but let me know first before you do. If you look at the volume of the trades on Havelock, there isn't much. Most of the trades are 1-10 shares with an occasional 30 share trade.
Yep. If i wanted to dump my ~1500 shares I would make the price plummet, and if instead I purchase an extra 1500 the price would double
If you look at the volume of the trades on Havelock, there isn't much. Most of the trades are 1-10 shares with an occasional 30 share trade.
Price is very very low, it dropped ~20% 
Dont mind picking up a few shares my self
Dont mind picking up a few shares my self
Good news, Great progress.
At this point, I can care less what the share price is, divs look good
Thanks Branny.
At this point, I can care less what the share price is, divs look good
Thanks Branny.
You should care what the price is. If it is really low then you should buy some more shares, if it is really high then it makes sense to sell some.
Excellent news. Glad it is working out for you (and us)
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