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All Forum Posts by: Richard McNeal

Richard McNeal has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Hi everyone:

I have a no smoking clause in my lease agreements, which prohibits the use of the recreational marijuana. However, a tenant recently informed me he has a prescription for medical marijuana.

I haven't been able to determine what each of our rights are (landlord & tenant) concerning this issue. I would prefer he not smoke it on the property, but I am unsure if I can legally enforce that because of its medical use.

Can anyone shed some light on what the laws or precedents are for medical marijuana use in Oregon?

Thanks in advance.

Post: Do I need 30% equity to qualify for financing?

Richard McNealPosted
  • Investor
  • Newberg, OR
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 1

I just got off the phone with a lender who said I won't be able to get (traditional) financing anywhere unless I sell my house.

I have one rental property with about 10% equity. I'm currently living in a property with about 5% equity. I want to buy another property and move in to it. The lender said they couldn't count rental income unless I had 30% equity in each property, and that that's pretty standard from all lenders. 

Is this true? How do I keep both properties and get the third? -- I'm not getting up to 30% on either property any time soon.

Thanks!

Rick Hoggan: 503-706-1309

He installed some windows for me last year, and he is a licensed, bonded, and insured contractor (and he does more than just windows). He's the only contractor I've worked with who shows up on time, which I think says a lot.