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Mark Kelley Managing Rental Property While Traveling
9 July 2016 | 9 replies
We trust him to provide good service, and we empower him to take action in an emergency.He is our trusted set of eyes on the ground if an issue arises, inspecting any problems reported by tenants and making recommendations for repair.He will complete any work required, including coordinating and overseeing skilled trades, at a predetermined rate.We pay the handyman a $200 per month retainer.He is paid this money whether or not he has to lift a finger.In exchange for this money, he is willing to be on-call for our tenants in an emergency and take appropriate action to mitigate the issues.In non-emergencies, as directed by me, he will inspect issues reported and make recommendations.If he has to complete any work or coordinate a skilled trade, we pay him $30 per hour for his time plus materials at cost.We also pay for any skilled trades (i.e.
Brandon G. Raising rent with a new contract
28 June 2016 | 15 replies
Try to tell them what to expect and empower them to decide whether they want to stay or move. 
Zachary H. Should You Make Potential Tenants Aware of Reasons for Denial Upfront?
30 March 2015 | 12 replies
Tell me what my investigation will uncover and empower me (not you) to decide whether I can deal with it but anything you hide and my investigation discovers will automatically disqualify you.Many of these people are struggling to make it.
Daniel Levine If you had 180k how would you invest it
4 May 2015 | 37 replies
Having a downstroke available can be very empowering but it is all relative to the strategy of the goal and where one is not the # of 0s in the deal.
David McCracken Applicant with low credit score but stable high paying job
4 June 2016 | 22 replies
So I gave you some free insight into what the metric you are using really means and empowered you to use that information.
Kelli Ford Foreclosure help
8 February 2016 | 6 replies
Block out a small window of time every day to read blogs or listen to podcasts on BP and you will find yourself empowered to take action towards achieving your goals.
Donnie B. Newbie from Columbus, GA and Warner Robins, GA..Soon to Tampa, FL
11 August 2017 | 9 replies
I am feel empowered and invigorated each time I listed to a BP podcast and scroll throughout the forums.  
Mami Yamaguchi Brand Spankin' New Investor in Miami
12 October 2016 | 2 replies
However I dismissed the potential of what I saw around me, and never thought to be a part of the industry, as I am first and foremost an artist, and because I had simply and unfortunately written myself off as "not an investor" and having "too little money" to ever play or even understand the game.It was only hardly 1 month go someone actually handed me, "The Millionaire Real Estate Investor", and for the first time, I was completely empowered that I actually may have it within me to take the steps to learn what it takes to become a successful investor.  
Mariusz Bojarczuk Why turnkey pushes for immediate action
22 July 2021 | 49 replies
I feel empowered by all answers.
Tim Manke Think Multifamily (Mark Kenney) vs Jake and Gino?
5 July 2021 | 34 replies
The coaches, events, networking, and drive is extremely empowering.