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All Forum Posts by: Jay Makda

Jay Makda has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

I also had a question regarding this. I am interested in purchasing a home to rent. I plan to use the BRRRR strategy. I was told from a lender that I have to wait for a year before I can refinance to have the property appraised at the higher/post-renovation price. Is that correct? Can anyone recommend a lender who understands this process this the Chicagoland area?

@John Warren

Can you recommend the attorney?

I have a judgement against a tenant that I have evicted.  I am trying to find the best way to recoup the money.  I have approached the former tenant and he has no interest in paying me.  He actually has a decent job and owns a few investment properties himself.

The few debt collection agencies I found after a google search were not very helpful.  One agency recommended hiring an attorney.

Can you share your experience on how to collect money after a judgement?  

Is there any way to report it to the credit agencies without it costing me money?

Are there any attorneys in the Chicagoland area that do this?  

What kind of fees should I expect if using a collection agency?  Using an attorney?

Thanks