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All Forum Posts by: Daniel Gallardo

Daniel Gallardo has started 3 posts and replied 5 times.

Post: Need the best Whole seller!

Daniel GallardoPosted
  • Investor
  • Chandler, AZ
  • Posts 5
  • Votes 1

Hello

Need to sell a house fast with a tenant in it with a month to month. Whole seller would best suit me. In the East Valley!

Thanks, Ryan!  That's what I wasn't sure of if the peace of mind alone was worth it.  We are in AZ and is a large septic (almost 3,000sqft house) and is about $700 to empty, but I agree!  Thank you for the advice and quick response! I appreciate it and feel much more comfortable just including it!

Thank you so much for the quick reply!  That was very valuable information and advice!  I will add that to the list1

I am creating our lease for our property that has a septic tank.  I know as a landlord we are responsible for the maintenance of the system, but who is typically required to maintain the emptying of it (assuming we start the lease with it empty for the tenants)?  Would this be considered a "utility" or should we just take care of it?  Thank you for any advice!

Hello

I have one rental that has been rented for over a year. I just bought a house and will close in two weeks, and plan to rent my current house out, for a total of two rentals and then my new home. Do I have to have my current home(not my new home) rented for one year before I can get a loan to be able to purchase another rental?