All Forum Posts by: Barbra Thebenyane

I just got a new tenant in for the beginning of next month. We aren't in an outbreak zone at the moment. 

If you met all the criteria then they should get back to you. However, don't keep your eggs in one basket and consider other possible options.

Honor your leases. If your tenants are good, you could agree on a price otherwise you will have to wait until the lease expires.

For that price range, I would suggest you look outside the boundaries of NYC.

I have tried a few different landlord software suites, and have never been blown away with the results. I will open up Nate's website. Would be nice to support another BP member. 

For sure I agree with @Kelly DeWinter. Sure you might miss out on a potential tenant or two, but honesty is always the best policy. 

I am a huge fan of stained concrete. But yes, Vinyl concrete is all the rage right now. 

"When you stop learning, you start dying." 

Words to live by.

Hello, I recently got back from a very fulfilling vacation to my cousins in Bermuda. Locals are offered residential development grants by the government of Bermuda to bolster growth. Are there any residential development grants available in West Virginia? Any other grants or sources of capital I may not be familiar with?

I have roto-tilled and flattened my back yard, what are some of the further things I should be doing to ensure my seed lawn looks perfect for open house? What are some tips before I lay the seed for an enduring, quality lawn that will look it's best? I don't mind spending the extra capital to ensure this seed-lawn looks it's best, so long as that extra effort helps to make the sale!