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All Forum Posts by: Patrick O.

Patrick O. has started 7 posts and replied 54 times.

Post: First time renting to tenants

Patrick O.Posted
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 30
I'd like to thank you guys for your responses. I'll be following your advice. And my apologies for posting this on the wrong forum

Post: First time renting to tenants

Patrick O.Posted
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 30
Hi, this is my first time renting to a prospective tenant. The tenant will be living with two of his brothers, one on disability and the other is employed. Is it recommended that we run a credit and background on all adult occupants or just the one who will be signing the lease? Is that too much to ask of the prospective tenants?

Post: Can someone give me a gut check?

Patrick O.Posted
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 30

Reading between the lines, it sounds like your instincts are telling you it's not the right buy. It doesn't make sense to tie up your capital on a deal you're not confident in. That said, if it cash flows to your liking then throw out a low offer and see what happens. Maybe you get a counteroffer that peaks your interest. Trust your instincts and good luck 

Post: Aspiring Rehabber in Brick, New Jersey

Patrick O.Posted
  • Philadelphia, PA
  • Posts 54
  • Votes 30

I think the first thing you should do is take a long walk through your local Home Depot and take notes on the prices of materials. This will help give you an idea of what you're gonna want to spend on a property before proceeding