All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Jareckyj

My onboarding usually involves having my team send the prospect with our onboarding documents and I will either meet in person or do a zoom call with them to talk about our process and see if we are a good fit for one another.

If they want to move forward, they fill out the onboard docs which I pass to my VAs and they setup the listings.

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guarantor would be the safest bet.

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Quote from @Wale Lawal:

@Tracy Scott

Certainly! House hacking can be an excellent way to start your real estate investment journey, but it's crucial to be aware of the various startup costs and ongoing expenses. Here's a list to give you an idea:

Startup Costs:

Down Payment
Closing Costs
Property Inspection
Appraisal Fee
Property Insurance
Initial Repairs and Renovations
Emergency Fund

Ongoing Expenses:

Mortgage Payments
Property Taxes
Utilities
Property Management Fees
Insurance Premiums
Maintenance and Repairs
Vacancy Costs
Property Depreciation
Legal and Accounting Fees

Remember that these costs can vary based on factors like location, property type, and personal preferences. It's advisable to create a detailed budget and consult with a financial advisor to ensure you're well-prepared for the financial responsibilities of house hacking.

this is fantastic! I think this covers almost everything

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I always follow whatever the cancellation policy is. Same as when you book a flight and have to cancel, they never differ from what the policy is agreed upon.

If I end up rebooking the dates I can have a conversation with the guest but that is my rule. follow the cancelation policy and don't let emotions get involved.

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Having nurse friendly amenities is important : blackout curtains, allows pets (many bring pets), good mattresses

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Quote from @Bailey Kramer:

Hey Keith! Furnished Finder has been my go-to for keeping my properties booking with travel nurses! My biggest tip is to respond to EVERY inquiry even if they have a lower budget than you want. A lot of times, they have more wiggle room in their budget than they initially say!

Totally agree! Most will try to lowball at first :)

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It is pricey but I've heard they are super reliable..

I used the August Yale ones for a bit and they work fairly well sending out automated codes but if the cube ever gets disconnected than it wont send codes. It is also kinda a pain in the butt to setup where they can send codes with the August Yale locks

Anyone have experience sending automated codes with the Encode on AIrbnb?

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Yeah I am not a fan of this... We will have to see how their algorithm judges the photos. I would hate to have weird photos highlighted that shouldn't be

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you usually can save money by hiring out per trade and managing yourself. I've made some bad hires and it has cost more than it would have been to get a GC from the beginning. At the same time, I am better prepared for the next one, learned alot, and have good contacts now

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Cincinnati, Ohio

All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Jareckyj

Jeremy Jareckyj has started 5 posts and replied 249 times.

Post: Greetings to everyone!

Post: Onboarding new clients

Post: Tenant has no income but money upfront - too risky?

Post: Common House Hacking Costs

Post: Refunds - How would you handle this?

Post: How do you attract travel nurses?

Post: How do you attract travel nurses?

Post: Airbnb direct support for Schlage encode locks

Post: VRBO Image changes?

Post: Rehab of a duplex