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All Forum Posts by: Scott Packard

Scott Packard has started 2 posts and replied 4 times.

NY State has suspended all Civil Proceedings (evictions) until further notice.

We have three units, a duplex and a SFR, one is Section 8. We are currently in escrow on another duplex, and at moment is not delayed at all.

We have not been contacted by any tenants yet, one's rent is Due tomorrow, so I guess we will see.  The other two are the first of the month.  We plan to work with our tenants, but get any agreements in writing from our tenants.

Fingers crossed this passes quickly.

I'm a small investor, currently three units between two properties.  We are currently in the negotiations on another duplex and looking for another besides that before summer.  

I'm looking for feedback on Rino, Obligo, or LeaseLock.  Will these companies deal with a small landlord like me?  I have a demo set up for this week, but was hoping for practical experiences before that.

Thanks!

Post: Purchase of vacant 4 unit...

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Have had rental units for 10+ years, although the first 10 were not really active.  Had a good duplex that we were able to just sit back and collect rent, changed tenants over 4 times between the two units in the 10 years.  Been almost too easy, only one issue when a tenant left, she was there and had about $2500 to get it turned over for new tenants.

Now I'm closing in on retirement and looking at picking up a few more units before then to supplement income.  Looking primarily cash flow as there isn't a whole lot of appreciation in our area as we are in a pretty economically depressed area without a whole lot of upside in the near future.  

Currently looking at a 4 unit, REO. It has been vacant for 3 years, with gas and water off for the past year, but electric is on. We've got the major things on our radar: roof, flooring, furnaces, bathrooms, appliances, etc... Anything that anyone can give for advice on something that we may be overlooking as an unexpected expense in the rehab?

@Peter Halliday if your looking to move this again please reach out. I’m still in the area and active.