All Forum Posts by: Chad Quick

Good advice here. I’m in the boat that there is always a way. I have a very similar history to yours. How bad do you want it? As in, are you ok with all of your money being tied into real estate for the next few years?

It doesn’t scare me, but it does others. Hard to say.

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Peoria, Arizona

good luck. Were at the same stage in our real estate career. hopefully we can bounce good ideas off one another.

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Dallas, Texas

Quote from @Nathan Gesner:

They have no responsibility to collect your mail. However, they agreed to do it, so I would argue that they do have a responsibility by their own admission.

If I had money in their deposit, I would charge them for the $525 and see if they fight me over it. If they push back, I may give it back or try to negotiate a partial refund.

Cant say i agree with this but its an option if you are feeling frisky.

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Columbia, Maryland

Quote from @Miaochan Zhi:

Quote from @Andrew B.:

Sorry friend, but this isn't their responsibility as a tenant. It's your responsibility to get your mail forwarded/update your addresses on your accounts.

Lets flip the shoes for a minute. Tenant moves out and kindly asks you to look out for his mail. You agree but misplace something or forget something. Would you pay any fees related the missing mail? I don't think you'd want that.

There are about 50 mails. They didn't give me single one. this is not a missing mail occasionally situation.

You are not getting the answer you want and I understand your frustration. As another member said, start your complaint at the post office and go from there. Personally, I would take it as a lesson learned, deflate my ego a little and move on. If they had thrown it away you would have never known anyways.

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Columbia, Maryland

Thats a tough one but something you have to handle before you move tenants in. Im assuming you lived there before turning it into a rental? If you are asking if there is any recourse? No

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Columbia, Maryland

Utility companies do have right of easement for these types of things as they are a public hazard if not properly maintained. Same with trees under power lines that might be on your property but if they are too close to lines they can trim or cut tree as they deem necessary. Gas meters need repairs and updates as well and waiting on permission could cause injury or death. Which is why they do their job as needed when needed

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Quote from @Vamsi Gangaraju:

I live in Mt Pleasant and own a few single family rentals. Looking to develop a network to venture into multi family either locally or out of state.

Yea let’s have a call soon.

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Charleston, South Carolina

You want to build business credit so you can use credit cards and get vendor credit for things like repairs, appliances, etc. Using a "business" credit card should also help keep your personal dealings separate from your business dealings for legal purposes as well. Your personal finances should never comingle with your business finances or your LLC is pointless.

To answer your question, a secured credit card will help your business build credit. You want to pick the right card that doesn't report on your personal files so if you max it out, it doesn't tank your personal credit score. I have about 100k in business credit cards at my disposal so let me know if you have more questions.

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Quote from @Taylor Calloway:

Quote from @Edwin Solivan:

I never done this before. I want to become a real estate investor. I've been listening a lot to the bigger pockets podcast. And I heard Justin say ask any question on BP so here I am. I'm Going to visit my local REIA what can I expect? is this the right move? Or am I jumping the gun too fast? All I know I'm hungry and i want to do this thank you for your time

@Edwin Solivan if you're still out there, it would be interesting to hear where you are today after that first REIA meeting, including where that meeting led you and how it influenced your real estate investing endeavors, for better or worse

agreed

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Quote from @Tiamo Wright:

I am flying there from North Carolina.

awesome lets consider meeting up at some point. Maybe we can partner on some investment properties between South and North Carolina

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