All Forum Posts by: Matthew Hansen

awesome! Enjoy the home and equity gain :)

I am an agent. If I didn't do any work, I wouldn't expect to be paid. I have buyers sign a buyers rep agreement, but they always end at the closing of a property of the agreed upon end.

Now, I am not working with an investor who is buying tons of properties, so at that point maybe things would be setup a little differently.

it should be from date of purchase

Hmmm, in my eyes rent is always a waste as you have no return. If the house is in decent shape and you think it will appreciate, I would go for it. But if it's not in the right area/doesn't work for you, maybe a short-term rental is better in this case.

Hey David, not sure if you have agent(s) you work with, but if not, I'd love to sit down and talk one day. I have a few clients I keep my eyes open for investment homes for, would be more than happy to add you to that list :)

No worries if you do already!!

If I remember correctly, on an fha loan, you can only rent two units

But yes, more agents need to educate their clients

I will list at whatever price a client wants, but with the understanding that if we dont get that number or any activity in x days(15-30 depending on the details), we go to the market value given by comps/area.

I do not believe so. You will have a contract for them to do the work, so it shouldn't matter. But, each company may have a different policy.

Depends on what route you are going. But, Bellevue, East Nashville, Mount Juliet, Cane Ridge, Hendersonville.

Your agent should be able to help with locations.

If that relationship doesn't work out, let me know would love to help. :)