All Forum Posts by: Dor Sagi

@Dor Sagi Hi Dor - where is the property located, is it Hartford the city, or Hartford county? I use Ironclad Property Management for central CT rental properties, and have heard good things about LaSala Real Estate as well. Feel free to PM me if you have questions.

Cheers,

Joe

Thanks Joe! Hartford County :)

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Hartford, Connecticut

Looking to connect with a great property manager/management in the Hartford area.

Thanks!

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Hartford, Connecticut

I'm a real estate agent in Brooklyn, NY, and I rent units for landlords. The property management companies that work for our landlords always provide a "Welcome letter" after the lease is signed and move-in costs are paid. The Welcome letter states-general info about how to pay rent, contact info of the management, super, etc. It also states that the tenants should set up their utility accounts ahead of moving in - the name of the relevant utility company and phone number is provided. Same with the local internet providers, etc. Might be a good idea to give this info to your future tenants on a "silver platter" just to avoid confusion in the future.

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I live in Brooklyn and would love to join!

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Upstate New York, New York

Sounds great! Congrats!

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Upstate New York, New York

I can do anytime after 4 pm ET on Friday if that works for everyone! If not, I'll join the next session :)

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Not sure if @Chief Barbaro can help you, but you should definitely contact him!

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Upstate New York, New York

Originally posted by @Bud Gaffney:

@Dor Sagi try writing a letter with your offer.

That's a good idea! Thanks!!

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Originally posted by @Michael Noto:

@Dor Sagi Are you looking for properties with a rehab element to them? Willing to deal with tricky tenant situations for a good deal?

Or are you looking for properties that are performing optimally from day one?

I'm hoping to get something that is in a good shape, some tlc is fine as well. Either vacant or with good paying tenants. This will be my first investment property so I'm not yet ready to dive into a full rehab or difficult tenants.

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Originally posted by @Caleb Brown:

It does slow when it comes to properties hitting the market. Keep chugging along. Off market is a good way to go too

Any tips on how to get off market deals? I'm working with an agent and we only see MLS listings. I'm located in Brooklyn, NY, so can't really drive for dollars :/

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All Forum Posts by: Dor Sagi

Dor Sagi has started 6 posts and replied 29 times.

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