All Forum Posts by: Christian Laines

@Devan Mcclish is this still available? Also, can you send me info of the leases in place? 

@Jim Cummings Thanks for the detailed information Jim! 

Hi BP, I recently just had a wholesaler reach out to me and ask me if we can work together as a team. Me, as the realtor, would work for him & give him comps and ARV for certain areas he's interested in. Hes willing to pay me for each time I pull comps, but how much should I charge him each time? Didn't want to give him a number just yet as I want to be reasonable. Any ideas?

Thanks for the tips @Charlie MacPherson ! I've been reading about the process of eviction here in TN so I've been preparing in case it goes this route. Thanks again. 

@Christen G. @Account Closed Great information guys, thanks for the info! 

Welcome to Nashville @Eric Donovan ! Are you interested in just the Nashville area, or are you willing to look in other smaller cities outside of Nashville? Such as Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Madison, Hermitage, Goodletsville, etc.? I'm a realtor here in the Nashville area. Send me a PM if I can help in any way!

Good luck! 

@Bjorn Ahlblad You're right! Thanks for the info. 

@Jill F. Thanks Jill, great information! I will make sure how that goes here in the state of Tennessee. 

Originally posted by @Bjorn Ahlblad:

That can be an expensive and problematic process depending on local laws and the lease. Make this a condition of sale make your offer to have one side empty on closing and make sure that is the case. All the best!

 Makes sense! But when you say "make sure that is the case," do you mean disclose to the seller or broker that I am asking for this due to me wanting to live in one side?

Hi BP,

I believe I have found a good deal doing my analysis on a multifamily. I plan on living in one side and renting out the other, or as we call it "house hacking." 

The only issue is that both units are currently being rented. So my question is, how do I go about getting a tenant out of one side? Would this even be legal and right to do? If so, what would be the "right" thing to do?