All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

Have someone with good credit history, co guarantee the loan with you, father, older brother, older cousin, someone who trusts you, 

Tell me your state and city, I would do a quick search for Lawyers who handle this in your city/state 

 No deal, rent includes utilities, you are under no obligation to give him a break.  You do not run a charity, and if he needs help paying rent(which should not be for much longer, shut down will end eventually), let him figure that out.  Do you work with a management company, does the home have a mortgage. 

Respectfully, honestly explain you have bills to pay as well, tell him you also have a mortgage(even if it doesn't) and the bank doesn't cut you a break. 

Hello De Von

Lets get into it, do you think there are good cash offer deals in your area, when its repaired, the ARV(After repair value ) would be worth it. Thats the main thing private investors look for. Also, finding a good, quick, honest contractor/handyman depending on how much work is needed.

Honestly, i can give you a bunch of hard money lenders, who work nationally, some more info would help first thanks 

Two hours seems very reasonable, in case anything bigs come up.  Drive there, in the beginning at least often to let them know you won't be overcharged and they will take you more serious and your property as well.  

Single families, let them pay EVERYTHING, keeps things easier, and its one of the perks of having single families.  They are also in charge of snow removal/and any lawn maintenance(unless you want to include that in the rent) 

Hello Jerome, 

Tell us, how many units do you have in total?, where in Hawaii is this a small/big city.  The reality is, the rent is one of if not his most important bills he has to pay.  Its up to you to decide, he can easily put off his other bills, and tell them what he's telling you.  Does the tenant pay for electricity water etc... More info please, thanks 

 Hello Moshe 

What I am interested in is the maintenance tech side of this, how is the app/web portal set up for the tenant, and how are work orders placed.  Thank You

First off, what area are you investing in? NYC? 50% occupancy is very hard to come by, 

Hello Marc 

I have notice, in my investing experience, and with the same question you had 2 years ago, basically Mortgage brokers will be the same with regards to dealing with investors, especially beginners.  You are best to go on realtor.com and find a reputable company to work with.