All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Jareckyj
Jeremy Jareckyj has started 7 posts and replied 436 times.
Post: I need Rental contracts
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
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i believe there should be some documents listed here that are good lease examples if you search for them in the forums
Post: Rabbu or AirDna or both?
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Posts 443
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good to use post to see how they compare
Post: STR insurance. Experience with Truvii?
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
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- Votes 197
not sure what state you are in but i recommend Travelers !
Post: Austin is Uninvestable
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Posts 443
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Still finding deals and positive cash flow here in Northern utah but it is getting tougher.
Post: Mid-year state of the union for my homeowner clients
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Posts 443
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I think it is a good idea to send your client's this message.. hopefully helps keep their concerns at bay
Post: Hospital, Guesty, Oh My!
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Posts 443
- Votes 197
Quote from @Kwanza P.:
What guest communication platform do you utilize? I was researching hospitable but looks like they are not as integrated with bookkeeping capabilities as is Guesty, for example.
Kwanza
I use IGMS
Post: Buying a flipped duplex
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Posts 443
- Votes 197
Its hard to answer this directly because there is a lot more involved on how I would advise you:
1. How long have they been on market? If they are newer to market you might have less negotiation power.
2. Are they actually motivated to sell or only for their premium price? There are folks out there who list way high and don't need to sell but if someone wanted to pay their premium price they would.
3. Do they actually have other offers IN HAND, not just flaunting "offers"
Post: Buying a flipped duplex
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
- Posts 443
- Votes 197
Quote from @Kristel Lim:
Hello all! I’m currently under contract for a flipped duplex in Salt Lake City, UT. The previous owners are investors and they are also their own agent and they renovated the property down to the studs and listed it for 250k more than what they bought it for. I found out that the owners before them had bought new HVAC, water heater, and furnace. However, they marketed it as “brand new”. It isn’t a legal duplex but was marketed as a duplex. Also, when we offered $20k less than listing price, they told our agent that another person was offering a cash offer, not sure if that was true. They also wanted to close in 3 weeks and be done with it. I’m worried about purchasing because they seem untrustworthy and I’m unsure if they did a proper job with flipping. But I’m doing my due diligence and getting it inspected by professionals. My question is, how do I negotiate with an investor/real estate agent/owner/seller for seller credits? They seem like the type that won’t budge.
Ill be a honest.. a good agent should be answering these questions for you and helping with negotiations.. I am local to SLC happy to give you good contacts for inspectors/trades etc. You can check if they pulled a permit by calling SL building.
Post: New to BP! Hello!
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
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- Votes 197
Hey Justin! I live in SLC. would love to chat with you and see what options might work for you here.
Post: Eviction attorney referral in Salt Lake City
- Real Estate Agent
- Salt Lake City, UT
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