All Forum Posts by: Martin Neal

@Johnny Quilenderino there is always landlords willing to give people another chance. You may need to call on their behalf and talk them up but I see it all the time. Some landlords in my area don’t even look at credit score! I’m not sure where he is staying now but I would tell the client to start paying off the lowest debt to improve his credit. Good luck.

@Greg Gaudet if you got the property for much less than what it’s worth, you have to re-run your numbers and decide whether you can make the deal work without any seller credits. He’s not obligated to give you credits but is obligated to close within the agreed upon time. You have no wiggle room. You will not be granted extensions by the seller if your suspicion is correct. Good luck.

@Donald MacMillan Be upfront and honest. Tell them that rent is half of what is should be and you will be raising rents on a future date. Give them time to either move or adjust.

@Frank Agyeman-Duah I don’t do less than 600. Typically, anything less than that is always paying late or on the eviction list.

@Ola Dantis thank you!

@Ricardo S. 3 months. Our rehabs usually take a little more time that the average rehab. This could have been done in 2 months if I used a GC.

@Tony Angelos thank you!

@Kenton LeVay thank you!

@Jonathan Klemm thank you! Chicago, southeast side.

@Mark Ainley awesome! Thanks!