Jennifer A.
Tenant Repair Requests
1 January 2017 | 12 replies
You are under no obligation to fix anything else, but you may want to send over a handyman to look at the windows (a little WD-40 may do the trick), replace the light bulbs, the garage door and the bathroom window (could be a health and safety item).
Axel Ragnarsson
The Reputation Associated with Making a Lot of Offers
30 December 2016 | 11 replies
I always thought this was perfectly fine until I came across a realtor a few months ago who balked at asking for a reduction in the purchase price based on something that came up in the inspection report (a safety issue; I let many other items pass which were less serious or which I felt were accounted for in the original, agreed-upon price).
Manuel Savorelli
Is it possible to raise the down payment from private lender
4 January 2017 | 6 replies
To accomplish this you have to demonstrate that you know what you are doing, the purchase is at an excellent price, and you realistically forecast a profit including a margin of safety.
Will Gaston
Is it ethical and legal to do a "Fixer Upper" lease?
2 January 2017 | 36 replies
You will have to maintain the structure, mechanical system which includes plumbing heating and safety issues like leaking or rotting roof.
Julie Verardi
Tax attorney for Jersey City
9 January 2017 | 11 replies
Did you purchase it in an arm's length transaction from a third party you didn't know?
Chris Vair
From senior engineer to real estate investor: journey begins!
3 January 2017 | 16 replies
Interesting idea and once I am armed with a little more education, I may hit you up for some Q&A.
Samuel Gostnell
New Investor in Los Angeles
3 January 2017 | 5 replies
Armed with $20,000, youthful ambition, and (I quote my grandmother here) a good head on my shoulders.
Timothy Howell
Credit score situation
4 January 2017 | 5 replies
Investors can make it without credit, without money - armed only with creative formulas will elevate you to wealth without having to kiss the b-tts of lenders!
John Arendsen
VRBO's vs Air B&B's? Your thoughts and experiences?
21 January 2017 | 97 replies
We have homeowners insurance that covers personal injury on all our properties including our primary residence and our own personal vacation home.As far as Oceanside, CA is concerned they are welcoming VR's with open arms as they have been undergone extreme gentrification for the past 20 years and are now in the throes of building and billing Oceanside as a "destination tourist and vacation & resort community" what with all the hotels, timeshares and myriad condo, townhouse, row houses (which is what we currently own and VRBO and Air B&B's along with the great surfing, beautiful and accessible sandy beaches, hiking, biking, walking trails, wonderful eateries, boutiques, shops, etc.
Eric Chiu
Seeking BRRR strategy advice
2 January 2017 | 1 reply
Then, armed with someone you can trust and some experience, go after more of a killer deal to BRRRR.