All Forum Posts by: Matthew Rosebaugh

@Nathan Gesner- Went with your guidance and it all worked out!

Originally posted by @Nathan Gesner:

@Matthew Rosebaugh they probably want to do the inspection so you can't come back and blame them for problems in the future. Just type up a document that says you are taking the property back, leaving the tenants in place, and releasing the PM from any and all liability from the day of termination.

 Thanks! This sounds like a good plan.

I am leaving my current Property Management Company on a single-family rental to start doing the landlord side of the business myself. They are insisting on doing a move-out inspection (with the home completely empty and cleaned), but I am going to leave my current tenants in place. Is there a way I can tell them nicely that the tenants are staying, no inspection needed, and they should receive their full deposit back?

Looks great! Nice touches. Hope it sells quick.

Awesome! Congrats!!

@Brandon Sturgill Great post!

@Robert Ellis Up down apartments. I financed locally through Union if you have any experience with them.

@Ed Emmons thank you!

@Danielle McClelland this guy is 36 and just starting the journey!

If I bought a home under market value and wanted to sell it shortly after purchase, how long must I wait? I understand the 2 years of occupancy hit to capital gains and there is enough equity to make it worth the selling costs. Just didn’t know if there was any technical timeline.