All Forum Posts by: Derrick Sakai

Go and check others to have a good comparison. Having options is better to arrive at the right decision.

I would have it typed for that would look formal and makes work easier and faster to edit. You should put your personal address.

Good posts Tony!

Hey, Chris congratulations on your first deal! I am glad that you joined BP. Enjoy your stay here. I'm looking forward to reading your posts.

I agree with you. It is important to check first if all these claims are true. Tenant might be over reacting or anything. Documentation must be done properly and tenant must be made to pay or reimburse you with the expenses or shoulder part of it whichever is proper.

Why shoulder the loss when you can profit from it? Have it rented in the meantime until the value goes up.

It may be recovered. However, check your policy.

Fhil F.
Social Media Manager
on behalf of Derrick Sakai

I'd ask this question:

What would be the trend or predictions in the real estate economy for the next ten years?

Fhil F.
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I read your question and I wondered the same thing myself,
from what I understand a "Business Builder" probably
shouldn't worry about this too much, but I could be wrong
so here's what I think: Perhaps owners should ask for huge deposits to provide them security in case of default in the payment of rent.

Fhil F.
Social Media Manager
on behalf of Derrick Sakai
Business Builders of California
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Question to all you investors:
Please share your techniques for buying investment rehab properties out of state, sight unseen; sources of financing, hiring/finding contractors, property managers, and realtors.