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All Forum Posts by: Yuriy Tymoshenko

Yuriy Tymoshenko has started 15 posts and replied 105 times.

Post: Getting money back through small claims court

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19
@Nathan G. Good point)

Post: Getting money back through small claims court

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19

Hello, all mighty board. 

I have two individuals who owe me money. 

One loaned $3K with the title of their vehicle to be held as a collateral. We have loan contract and it was supposed to be a quick loan, however the person failed to continue to pay after they made second payment. 

Second person abandoned her lease and refuse to pay all  the amount required to cover the property damages at her house.(around $2K)

Off course both of these cases seem like dead beats, however both are employed on the good positions with the state. So once( and if) small claims court rules in my favor, I will contact their employers and set up a pay garnishment and have the money deducted on the monthly basis.   I was trying to find time to file small claims court report, however I don't have time and have million things going on. So Im looking for a possibility of hiring someone to file it for me and pay them for their services. This cost I will in-turn pass to the individuals who owe me money. 

However, from what I understand,  it will be difficult to find a lawyer with such a low amount.  Another option is the collection agency?

What are your thoughts?

Post: Investors in Tallahassee FL to Thomasville ga area?

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19

How is the investing in Thomasville? I feel like Tally market is getting too expensive and wouldn't mind to invest elsewhere in the area. Do people rent or mostly own? What kind of people rent? Im not interested in Section 8 type tenants

Post: Tallahassee, FL Contractor Recommendations ?

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19

Good GC is a sore topic in Tally. Everyone I know, I have to babysit. Sorry for the vent

Post: Bank Accounts / Checking Accounts

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19

Post: Tallahassee Local Banks for LLC's

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19

My LLC tied up to Bank of America. As long as you maintain the balance of $3K, its free.

Post: Newly purchased Jacksonville home stuck in probate.

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19
 That’s a beautiful rehab, Robert. What did you use for the flooring? And also how much you end up spending for the cabinetry and granite countertops? If you don’t mind me asking


Originally posted by @Robert Rayford:

Post: Web sites to advertise a house for Rent

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19

Yes, Postlets (now bought by Zillow) worked great for me in the past. However, they recently changed their policy to force large condo complexes management companies to sign advertisement contracts in order for Zillow to catch more revenues.

This will backfire if you own one or two houses in large condo complex. Here is my example:

My condo complex is 84 units. I own only two of those units. The majority of units are managed by company called Core. Zillow forced Core to sign advertisement contract with them. This contract is also exclusive. This means that I can't advertise my two units anymore, which I manage myself(because I chose not to hire Core).   

This being said, if you are renting out SFH - you are in the good shape with Zilllow. Удачи!

Post: AC HVAC and lease clause

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19
Originally posted by @Account Closed:

@Yuriy Tymoshenko Hope you don't get sued but take care of the A/C in a hurry regards of the cost.

 Thanks, man. And thank you everyone who participated in this thread.

Post: AC HVAC and lease clause

Yuriy TymoshenkoPosted
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Tallahassee, Fl
  • Posts 105
  • Votes 19
Originally posted by @Account Closed:

@Patrick Liska When he gets sued, and the judge gives the tenants 2 to three months-free rent. He will understand that the A/C needs to be fix regards of the cost plus the tenant could tell the judge we wanted to move and want our 100% security deposit and prorated rent back and now the landlord has a vacant unit with no A/C.

Keep your shirt on, John. No one is getting sued yet))))