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Neftali Palma
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The number one topic on here

Neftali Palma
  • Mississippi State, MS
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Collecting Rent

Hi BP,

Thank you for being such a powerful resource and group of unique individuals. 

I wanted to tap the masses on a quick question; I understand a majority of landlords self-manage their IP's however; what about owners who reside out of state?

If you're currently not satisfied with your PM what do you do? I received a phone call from an out of state investor regarding looking to collect rent from immigrant tenants. The reason I assume this, is because s/he made sure I spoke a certain language that most of the tenants speak. S/he didn't have a solid proposal in place but made it clear they are looking to get rid of their existing PM.

I have a couple offers in mind on what I can do for her/him in terms of collecting rent. Please tell me if this is unreasonable;

Option 1 Property Management; no on-site housing needed nor provided

-7% Gross Rent Collected+70% first-month rent on new tenants acquired;

-4% increase on gross rent collected on months that occupancy is above 96%

-15% Gross rents on full occupancy with $1k bonus flat fee

Option 2: pure collection

-$11 flat fee per payment submitted

-16% per cash on hand delivered/check received

Never done this before but willing to give it a shot!

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I thought the number one question was how can I get started in real estate with no money, knowledge or experience so I can quit my job that I hate?

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