All Forum Posts by: Rod Desinord

When in doubt consult an attorney. Not worth getting arrested for some b.s 

I know the law FYI, what i am saying is it seems that those types of listings people stay way from when there might be deals there. Time seems to be what scares people away. I listed a shortsale for a past customer of mine and it was bought by an investor who turned around and flipped it. But before the execution of that contract many were afraid of it.

I was curious on some of your opinions on this matter. I notice where I am from people are weary of them. Trying to figure why...

Why not just cut the cable yourself if they arent being used and remove it?

I must say before joining this site I didnt know much if any about investing. Happy birthday for real!!!

Recently in the local newspaper in the Fort Lauderdale area, there was a story about a teenage boy who stole a BMW from a Airbnb rental he got for his 18th birthday. During this "joyride" he killed a driver. The owner of the rental didn't know her car was gone. 

I recently got a call from an investor asking me why is a property listed on the MLS for 189k but yet a whole seller is offering him the same one for 124k. The only thing I could think of is they are using the listing as a " Look Im giving you a 65k deal"

I would have definitely had that in the lease agreement. Or tell them they handle it and they will get a credit on their payment for the month. You would be surprise how fast that lawn and yard transforms.

I struggle with that being a realtor here in Florida. The average commission beats a wholesale profit though no? Well based on the price. So i would say stay away from it if you ever get licensed.

Thats a good strategy @Mark Douglas, I heard of that strategy before. Might have to began implementing that.