All Forum Posts by: Tevis Verrett

This is a great thread, bring the knowledge!

Blessed Monday,

Tevis

Definitely not bashed Rob, more thanked for the tool. When the tenant gets nasty, we have to pull out our war chest, cowboy up and prepare for war.

Kelly, I would STRONGLY suggest you consult with a real estate/eviction attorney. The couple of bucks you spend will save you from a savvy and stealthy professional tenant from dragging your butt into court for locking him out of his home and rendering him homeless.

Ping me, I might have an legal advisor for you.

The rich make the laws to protect themselves from common. We, the young guns, need to learn how the rich think and then make the laws work for us.

Be well all,

Tevis

Spot on question brother Phillip, I will be following this thread, I AM starting over so awaiting the sage wisdom. . .

Thoughtful musings Rob, and Brian, you have my attention, can you offer links for this strategies?

Grateful to the BP community.

Tevis

I humbly defer to both K. Marie as well as Rick. Edward we are both very lucky to have thoughtful and kind mentor/colleagues like this in the Bigger Pockets Community.

I was a RE Investor in the 80's and got my butt handed to me, If I only had a Marie and Rick advising me back then, maybe I could rival Trump or Shelly Adelson. . .

Brother Ed, methinks it is time you turn to either legal aid or a real estate/eviction attorney.

Your situation (you took possession AFTER the foreclosure) is about to get very sticky. . .

Bless you all and Ed, fight the good fight!

Tevis

Thanks for this M:

I am looking forward to the wisdom of the BP on this one also.

For my subscriptions online, I have set up recurring transactions with their credit card on my processor authorize.net

If anyone is interested, I will pull the information and post it here.

Restful Sunday All,

Tevis

Hey Ed:

Sorry to hear about your plight, I am in the middle of a UD action, kicking a squatter out of my property, so I have a little knowledge on your situation.

I'm in California also.

Contact the lender and be humble and congenial. Gingerly ask it you can work together to keep squatters out and keep the property in tip top condition for them.

If you had a 2 year lease, the bank would have to honor it, but because you have a month to month, prepare to move or be faced with them filing an another UD action that will most assuredly ruin your credit.

Your landlord is a terd, he has no standing.

Much good luck and God's blessings in your journey through this mess.

Tevis

@Joel Owens

Good boogly woogly! I have been lurking and combing this website for a matrix or analytic to use when evaluating a property.

AND YOU NAILED IT!

Grateful sir, for your post, you make this BP forum brighter for us noobs getting in the game!

Blessings,

Tevis

Hey Craig:

Im a noob around these parts and if my .02 helps, I am tickled to bring it.

A coupla things stick out:

at some point, the deal becomes golden and the math makes sense. you toyed with 85K ish being a possibility. Understand Mike's 50% rule and discover what that buying opportunity number means.

What about below market rents? If you can boost the rents over time to squeeze this puppy into the positive cashflow side, then this dog will hunt.

What is the condition to the property, and why is the seller so eager to dump it, er sell it to you?

Dig deeper brother dig deeper, I am interested in folllowing your journey.

Blessings all in your walk,

Tevis

Hi Folks:

Jerry is spot on right, you have about 3 seconds and capture a prospect with your offer and in that time, you need to have your ethical bribe front and center to have them cough up their name and email address. You do this to build your list.

I have been doing this for the past 8 years, see:

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I have just uncloaked and here to help with this websitey internet thingy think.

Tell me how I can help y'all move forward.

Here is my FIRST post: http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/80/topics/73839-i-need-to-make-a-website-but-dont-know-how

Blessings,

Tevis

Josh this is the Sentinel reason that I joined and participate in bigger pockets. Is the warmth, camaraderie, and goodness like this that you bring! Rock on rockstar!