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All Forum Posts by: Kayla M.

Kayla M. has started 2 posts and replied 19 times.

@V.G Jason I have no clue. It looks like the owner is on Bigger Pockets, but not active on it. Zero interactions on this portal from what I can tell.

@V.G Jason Yes, that’s the one.

@Chris Berry I’m currently with Peace of Mind. I tried contacting RPM when I was looking to make the switch, but I couldn’t get ahold of them. Do you have a contact number I can have? Let me know. Thanks!

@Chris Berry Yes, it was purchased from CR of Maryland. They are honestly horrible and this is not the first story I’ve heard of them doing investors wrong. I sometimes wonder if it makes sense for all of us landlords to confront them, they sold us a lie and now we are severely struggling from it. Not sure what can come of that or if there’s even a point. It’s difficult to get ahold of Xander, he hides behind his staff.

@Erica Calella Thanks so much for the comment. I appreciate it! The buy back was a comment over the phone, nothing legally binding unfortunately. At the time I think he was just trying to keep my business because they were trying to rent it for me at the time. I have since moved on from them and working with a new PM. That’s where I’m at now.

@Jacob Brenyo I do have a local realtor working with me right now. We communicate almost everyday. I do get the feeling that he doesn’t believe we can sell it because of the street it’s on, so it’s been kind of hard. Him seeming hopeless also makes me feel hopeless too.

@Jacob Brenyo I have it at $1600 right now. That’s the thing, people don’t want to rent there. They see it online, it’s nice inside, but the street it’s on is rough. I don’t know what to do.

@Jacob Brenyo Thanks so much for commenting and trying to help. I appreciate it! We owe $154k on the property and the interest rate is 4.25%, the monthly mortgage is $1050 with taxes and insurance. I’m not sure if that helps.

Hey everyone! I’m in a pretty bad situation, wondering if anyone has gone through something similar, and how they got through it. I bought a home from a PM company in Baltimore, MD. It was what we could afford and wanted to get into the real estate market before the interest rates went up and we did. However the property is not performing and it’s affecting our personal lives now. I’m trying to sell it at a discounted rate just to get out, but having no luck. It’s on a rough street, which I didn’t know at the time of purchase. The company said the usual ‘we’ll never sell you a home that we wouldn’t want to own ourselves.’ but that was a lie. I’ve tried selling it back to the company that sold it to me because they said they would, but now that the time has come they won’t. Tried lowering the sales price, it’s also up for rent. Which I don’t really want to deal with anymore because we did have tenants in there, but our first tenants stopped paying, trashed the house, and we evicted them. It took a long time and renovation to get it back to where it was.

This is our first investment property and it’s just gone so poorly. It’s going to kill our livelihood and I don’t know what to do. We’ve been dealing with this for over a year and a half now and I’m at a loss of what to do. I’ve tried talking to cash buyers, but the rates are so low that we would have nothing after selling it. I want out, but it feels like there’s not realistic option to do so. Has anyone else been through a situation like this? How did you get out? Was everything ok at the end or did it end you financially?

I worked for decades trying to get to this point and in less than 2 years all of that work has gone to waste. I did my best, researched, vetted, etc. If you’re here to just call me an idiot please don’t. I already feel like one, I just want advice on how to get out or if someone knows of options I can take for selling a home in Baltimore, MD. Any advice and help would be appreciated. Thanks.

@Todd Vernon C. I keep seeing surrounding area of Detroit being brought up, not just in this thread, but many others. I definitely plan on taking a look. Thanks!