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All Forum Posts by: Arsen Atanasovski

Arsen Atanasovski has started 329 posts and replied 877 times.

Post: Investing in Detroit

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,024
  • Votes 578

Well he’s not from Detroit he just went back home :)

Post: Sub 2 - Seller having buyer remorse

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,024
  • Votes 578

Well folks your going to be hearing a lot of these stories, thanks to Pace while he is making money on membership fees and selling his book, it’s funny to me how people take this to face value. There should be warning labels on these books lol! Pace never mentions that he has an army of Attonerys, has his own title company and had a person that was a title company owner that mentored him all these years most likely for free lol. Anyways short story you can explain to any seller what you like todo, but life is life and it can change and when it does the seller will find ways to secure their interest. It’s funny how now the seller has an issue with this……..tax season???? Just refi and move on. 

Post: Sub 2 - Seller having buyer remorse

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,024
  • Votes 578

Just refinance it and call it a day, give her what she wants you lock yourself in a 30 year mortgage and go on the next deal. 

Post: Utilities Not Paid- AGAIN

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,024
  • Votes 578

One more thing I forgot if you have a 12 month lease like I do I state in the lease that if the bill is exceeded $200 at any given time we will shut off the water. I also have them initial that section I read it to them and all in agreement. I believe the city has a $15 on/off fee. I recently imposed this after COVID and I only shut one property down. During COVID of course the city wouldn’t allow me to shut off the water so I did have one low life rack up $600 and then left the property. 

Post: Utilities Not Paid- AGAIN

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,024
  • Votes 578

In Macomb county you will need to make a lease on a monthly basis where the water becomes the rent after non payment this way you can claim those fees into your eviction notice and collect

Post: Utilities Not Paid- AGAIN

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,024
  • Votes 578

If your property is located in the city of Detroit you can transfer the water to the tenant all you need to do is setup your account as a landlord account and you need to deposit $150, then once a new tenant comes in you tell the tenant to sign up as a new customer with the city and the water will be billed to their name and SSN. 

I would agree, as an American I can’t go to other countries and buy property unless I go through a process of theirs to be able to purchase or some you cannot purchase at all

Post: Property Manager recommendation - Detroit

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,024
  • Votes 578

Hello Corentin,

Merry Christmas!

I manage properties in your area. You may message me to discuss more.

I also have family in Switzerland in Spreitenbach, always a great place to visit and eat the chocolate:).


Post: Buying Prefabricated houses from China with Alibaba, a good deal?

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,024
  • Votes 578
Quote from @Account Closed:

Hi, Also looking to import and test a light gauge steel prefab home.  Does anyone know what the rough costs would be for US import/duty?  I am located in South Carolina.

Tariffs from China is 30% we have tons of light gauge steel here in America. 

Post: Property management services section 8

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,024
  • Votes 578
Quote from @Michael Smythe:

There's no shortage of housing for S8 voucher holders - there's a shortage of S8 voucher holders willing to pay application fees and security deposits.


Depending on the coverage of the committee affects how the application is viewed. As for paying fees and security deposits I’ve never had an issue. But every situation and application is different.