All Forum Posts by: Huiping S.

I hope we see this before we spend that double money and so confused..... To find someone local, want to help and will not end phone so fast is the most right choice. 

Haha.

I got lots calls and messages from one old woman who wanted to rent one property of us but didn't submit an application. I replied her through Zillow already but she still called and called.... I am sick of the desperate calls so I blocked her phone and made the firm decision. Then her daughter called me and the message said I had discriminations against her.

Never touched one mice yet but felt mice maybe nicer than a desperate callers to push others on their loser way.

We paid enough money for one well-know law firm to setup the LLCs, including the Wyoming LLC. It is extremely confused for us to answer the questions of off Wyoming LLCs from title transfer to bank when we tried to setup the matched bank accounts.

Nothing else for RE investment made us feel so confused than this LLC process. We are wondering this: will Wyoming LLC, other LLC really SO ADVANCE to be understand by non-legal professionals? ?

What is the cost to ask a title company to transfer one property to a LLC in FL? Can anyone have a good title company recommendation in Tampa area also? Thanks.

Progressive removed coverage of water damage on one property of us but the insurance cost increased 11% for a under 6 years old property.

One 80 years old applicants' income is not qualified for one property of us. She didn't show up on the viewing (should not let this happen) and asked her son come. Didn't check her credit and other information officially yet. Now she asked her son (in another state) to co-sign for this lease when I declined her. Never did this before. 

My understanding is parents co-sign for colleague kids.

Can I consider co-sign this applicant: elderly and adult son? 

Her son is living in another state. If move forward, I think need to check his background and income and need to consider his income for his living and then his mom's.

Can anybody share some experience?

Thanks!

Huiping

Look back and found the problem is in NC. :-)  Best wish for you!

FL has too much this type of licensed 'professionals', cheap cookers, but the DBPR is very loose on regulation. Nobody of DBPR is working now although they got paid. To avoid their work, DBPR will ask you endless documents with unclear requirements until you are exhausted. Just find one who can fix it first, keep the documents until you have time and go to small court directly. If you are not local, deal with FL service providers is painful. 

Keep others tenant is a real headache. Just take the proper action and let them move out. The big price difference, do whatever they did with former landlord.... Now you will charge more and ask them to sign the contract. No focus in life people will focus on how to bother you from day one. 

Twice had applicants with ESA and both are SO emotional human beings! Lucky enough to reject them with their low credit score and can't work with emotional behaviors related things.