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All Forum Posts by: Arsen Atanasovski

Arsen Atanasovski has started 329 posts and replied 882 times.

Post: Finding a lender who finances a portfolio of houses in Detroit

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,029
  • Votes 580

I have a lender that would do the entire package for you or minimum 2 properties in 1 loan. DM me and I’ll send you the information 

Post: Rental Collection Agency Recommendations

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,029
  • Votes 580

Hello Darrell, I have a great law firm that only does that and do a great job, I had debts from $2500 all the way up to $11,000. They work on a percentage of the debt and not on hourly basis like regular attorneys. DM me and I’ll send you the contact that I work with personally. Also you need to have a very clear lease agreement that makes it bulletproof in court. My contracts are similar to a car lease because basically it’s the same but a house. I have the full amount of rent for the term of the contract and that’s what they owe. Basically $1000 a month 12 month term the contract is a $12,000 contract. You may cancel at anytime with a 30 day notice but if you do not follow the contract then the full amount will be eligible for collections minus all other payments that have made thus far. 

Post: Managing 1.1M portfolio. Doubling it with Section 8!!

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,029
  • Votes 580
Quote from @Nate Pucel:

@Jonathan Weinberger

1500/mo. Is current section 8 payout for a 3 1 in Detroit!??

3/1 is $1500 to $1600

Post: Managing 1.1M portfolio. Doubling it with Section 8!!

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,029
  • Votes 580

Love it! Unlike the podcasts they are telling people to buy million dollar properties and try to cash flow lol! You cash flow with $50k homes with strong management with strong planning and you will make a lot more money then waiting for a guest to give you a ****** rating on STR sites. Real estate investing is what your all about in this post, the podcasters have moved on to more of a hotel type business, involves real estate but more importantly it's a hands on business not a real estate investment. On top of that I love how they say keep your job and do real estate well in my eyes the best way to juggle that is with LTRs if I were to get in to the STRs I'll just buy a Hilton and quit my job…… easier said then done. Love to hear your doing good in the D, so am I, keep it up! There is a ton of section 8 tenants that need housing.

Post: Lender changed the terms and now the deal doesn't pencil

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,029
  • Votes 580

I would look for another lender that is not normal underwriting, other things can change but not rates

Post: Investing in Detroit

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,029
  • Votes 580

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

Post: Sub 2 - Seller having buyer remorse

Arsen AtanasovskiPosted
  • Investor
  • Rochester, MI
  • Posts 1,029
  • Votes 580

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 1,029
  • Votes 580

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 1,029
  • Votes 580

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 1,029
  • Votes 580

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