All Forum Posts by: Melissa Harris

@Lucas Vriner send me a message and I can connect you with some great agents in the ski mountain towns here in Colorado. 

@Amanda Carlo send me a message and I can connect you with a few great agents in those areas that are great with helping investors find what they are looking for and understands the numbers :) 

@Laura Sima we know of a few great agents that are great with investors and knows those areas! Send me a private message and I can connect you with a few of them

@alex pickles Hi Alex! I got a great company that can help you. Send me a message and I will get you the information.

@Alex Pickles

I may connect with you next year! Looking at buying a 4 unit here in Colorado and I may use the BRRRR strategy.

@Terry Feeney Sayers thank you for the advice. I'm going to see if the HOA has the owners contact information and see if I can reach out to them.

@Jim T. good advice, I'll call the HOA and see what the rules are!

I own a townhome, that has an attached wall with another townhome. This townhome was built in 1971, so the wall between the units are not insulated very well. The tenants that live in the unit next to mine, are landlords worse night mare! They are very dirty, drug addicts and they cause fights within the community all the time! My tenants have complained a few times about how they have tried to start fights with them and on top of this, the neighbors smoke cigarettes/weed in their unit, which is causing the smoke smell to come through the walls into MY unit. They say somedays it is extremely strong, I have witnessed the smell when I came into the townhome.(this was an issues as well when I was occupying the unit) My tenants don't want to cause any more issues with the neighbor because they are just 3 months into their 1 year lease. But they would like to come up with a solution in order for them to feel safe and not have their unit smell like smoke. 

My question is: What have you all done with bad neighbors? The rental is in Colorado, so I am wondering if their are any legal aspects when it comes to dealing with neighbors that could cause my tenants to vacate and not live their anymore? Would the HOA be able to have the owner evict the bad neighbor? FYI, the bad neighbor rents from their aunt and uncle.

Any suggestions would be truly appreciated! Thank you.

Thank you for sharing Collin! My business partner and I have been looking at multifamily deals for almost a year, even though we have been looking at bigger deals (50-150 units) reading stories like yours, keeps us moving forward and knowing that there is light at the end of the tunnel and we will get one of our LOI's accepted!

Could you share with us what your letter said? Was it short and sweet? Was it on yellow paper with red ink? Also did you get action from the first set of letters you sent out or did you have to send out a couple before getting a response? I am also looking to buy a few duplexes or triplexes for my own portfolio, so it would be ideal to start sending out letters to home owners in my area to see if I can find any off market. Any ideas would be great :) 

Hello! Is this property still for sale? I would love to get more information on it. Could you send me the rent roll, financials and a t-12 if you have it? My email is [email protected]