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Harry Williams How often do you reconcile and record expenses?
13 August 2021 | 72 replies
They pay a lot of money for the houses they purchase and therefore they say they are broke and so they pinch pennies. 
Briana Phelps Is becoming a part time real estate agent worth it?
30 August 2021 | 30 replies
What I’ve found is if my agents own a few investment properties before jumping in feet first they’ll not only be financially stable and make good decisions when I’m a pinch but since they also own investment properties they’re able help advise investors in ways that 99% of the agents out there cannot begin to understand.I can talk about this all day but basically if becoming an agent interests you, then I advise you should try it for at least 6 months before giving up your additional source of income for many reasons.Best of luck,Jon
Quinton Schultz Finding medium term rental comps
7 November 2023 | 19 replies
They can be useful in a pinch, but I always feel more confident after I've looked into the comps myself.
Samuel Coronado Welcome Packages for New Tenants
8 November 2023 | 8 replies
Whenever we've done welcome packages in the past, we've done candles, chocolate, cleaning supplies and a gift card to local store or restaurant. 
Anthony Catoni Property Management or Self-Manage?
28 November 2022 | 38 replies
And maybe someone is a solid "ok", not ideal for anything but in a pinch, better then nothing, that's a "C". 
Gulfraz Mangral Getting into Real Estate Investment
12 December 2020 | 5 replies
In a pinch, are you allowed to use 0% credit cards (that don't charge interest for a year or so)? 
Robert Johnson Two Deals Done, X to go - Recommended Next Steps?
5 October 2023 | 3 replies
.- if we needed cash in a pinch, we can take out a $20k+ loan from our retirement accounts without tax penalties at a 4.25% interest rate.- we make good money at our W2s, so low reserves would only last a few months. 
Ananth ArianaHegde Tenant keeps breaking things
28 September 2023 | 9 replies
You are really unlucky.If you've been pinching pennies and only doing the minimal repairs, then it's natural for things to break.
Eric Bilderback Millennial's growing poorer
13 September 2023 | 200 replies
You also don't have to be one to feel the pinch, but they are the largest and the ones always talked about so there's that. 
Paul Wolfson Rich Dad Poor Dad - Do you rent or own your primary residence?
20 January 2020 | 22 replies
What other investment is 1) massively tax advantaged on both holding and exiting--you will never find a tax break on your rentals like the capital gain exclusion on your primary home 2) offers leverage to people at an income level where its hard to otherwise access its power 3) offers flexibility within the holding period--you can rent out a floor or a room in a pinch even if you stay there 4) ability to borrow against (perceived) equity which can be used for other investments.