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All Forum Posts by: Mike Bruno

Mike Bruno has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Looking for a handy man in Rhode Island

Mike BrunoPosted
  • Investor
  • Cranston, RI
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

I'm looking for a handy man in Rhode Island.  Someone who can be on call for when times I'm at work or away on vacation.  Someone who wouldn't mind answering emergencies in the middle of the night.  I have a four unit and plan on buying more so it could be a very good partnership.  Any ideas how to find one?  Any suggestions? 

Post: Newbie from Rhode Island

Mike BrunoPosted
  • Investor
  • Cranston, RI
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Wow!  This is really a fantastic site and community.  Before getting into this my real estate clients all told me the real estate community is really giving.  I can see first hand already this is true by all your suggestions and responses.  I am grateful, thank all of you.

Post: Newbie from Rhode Island

Mike BrunoPosted
  • Investor
  • Cranston, RI
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

Hi, my name is Mike Bruno.  I currently am an Investment Consultant.  During my talks with clients I kept on experiencing a recurring theme.  My clients who are real estate investors are all successful, very enthusiastic about talking about, answering questions about real estate, and are eager to share their learning experiences.  I am closing on my first four unit rental property later this month.  Needless to say I am very excited and at the same time a little nervous. My immediate need/questions are around what are the best practices as soon as I sign on the dotted line and receive the keys to the property?  Is there a checklist of sorts?  I believe I should meet with the tenants, introduce myself, explain my honest intentions.  Should I also act like I am renting out the apartments for the first time?  Meaning do a walkthrough with renters as a base point for condition of property?  Should I also have them fill out an application so I have all their personal information on my forms and filed?  Lastly, what about rental agreements can the existing owner rental agreements with tenants suffice or should I execute new ones?  Any an all help is greatly appreciated.