All Forum Posts by: Tim Swierczek

@David Frovarp , Welcome to the Twin Cities investing community.  Meet-ups are a great way to meet other investors, which you're going to want to do if you Syndicate. I attend several local meet-ups if you see me at one, come say hi.

I would see if you can get some advice from Hadley Hornig. He has several STR's in this area. He is not on BP, you can find him on FB in the Twin Cities Investing group or PM me and I'll connect you.

Dustin Nikituk at Due North Properties. He's not on BP. PM me and I can connect you.

Way to level up @Tucker Mortier!

Opps, there's a typo in the title, but I can't edit it. He's made over $240k.  

Have you ever wanted to buy a cabin to AirBnB? Typically, it starts with a great vacation, where you have such a great time that you wonder how much the owner must make each year. I think all real estate investors do this at some point.

Matt Jennissen purchased such a place. Not just any place, but a beautiful place on Gull Lake. He's made a ton of money in this place, but it's been anything but a perfect ride. Learn first-hand the ups and downs of how Matt has made over $240K since July 2022. Learn what he loves about the investment and what he would have done differently.

As always, we encourage you to bring a friend and come to network with other local investors. See you at Jimmy's in Vadnais Heights. Space is limited, so grab your spot today.  No fee is required, but we ask that you consider buying food & drink to support the restaurant.  

 I believe you can move forward. You need to post it and notify all tenants of the updated policy and the amount of the fines. I needs to be the same for all tenants and should not be retroactive.

Since I'm not eligible to attend I want to endorse this group and Liz. Any Woman who invests in Minneapolis, or St Paul should attend this one. I would be there if eligible.

Hey Greg,

We have quite ours in our lease's Tenant's Rules & Regulations portion. I believe they are 9 AM to 9 PM but I'd have to look to be sure. During the allowable noise hours, you essentially express that noise happens and the landlord will not get involved with any noise complaints.  During the quiet hours, you will need to have a fine system. This is important for the reason statted above, you need a penalty that is not eviction. I'd start with a small fine for the first offense. I'd recommend the first offense $50, the second $75, the Third $100, and the Fourth a material breach of the lease subject to eviction. Since you have a noise monitor you may be able to use a decibel reading which is the objective measure to determine a legitimate complaint provided you can get it to accurately record the louder noises.

 Great post as usual