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David Shuman LLC yes or no for rental properties?
24 February 2022 | 14 replies
Plus where I own properties and reside you  pay through the nose to the state for every LLC owner those formed within the state and those out. 
James Nichols Can Felons Flip Houses?
22 August 2019 | 12 replies
You will have to put your nose to the grindstone like everyone else.
Christine Lee Middleton Low Income Housing- Would you Invest?
19 February 2023 | 21 replies
In general, other investors can be real a-holes, if you tell them a great low income investment, they will often turn their nose up to you because they think low income is less than them, or maybe it burns because they lost money when they did a low income investment. 
Giovanny Garcia Should I do the full 20 years
14 January 2019 | 131 replies
I think you would be turning your nose up at easy money.
Vicki X. Tenants with 5 small dogs? Is it a good idea?
30 March 2023 | 38 replies
There may be a slight dog smell and some dander but my target renter is nose blind to it because I target people with dogs for the additional deposit and monthly rent.  
Tasha Jones Questions about remodeling
31 March 2023 | 6 replies
They will often have subcontractors, etc that they need to pay, so I wouldn't be too hard-nosed about things... they need some money to function (perhaps)... but certainly the last 25% of the pay should come when the job is finished and you are happy.  
Cam Jimmy Bill introduced to shield unpaid federal workers from Landlords!
30 January 2019 | 181 replies
The same "man" who ironically would bend you over given the opportunity....Ok for sake of argument.. you have a good paying tenant.. govmit employee.. the only reason they cant pay rent is they are like pretty much 80% of the renter pool in the US living pay check to pay check.. so now you evict them.. that takes the month you don't get paid for.now they are peeved and maybe the home is not so nice when U get it back.. or you have to do a turn over that cost you 1 to 2k  and maybe your a small time ( not U specifically but just talking about small mom and Pop landlords) and you do the work yourself.. so it takes your time it takes another 30 days to meet your criteria for a new tenant.. so now you basically lost probably 2 months rent at least one since they did not pay.. and you have a potential turn over. and in some areas I can see tenant being vindictive.. and so by being hard nosed and not showing any slack for a national problem  it really costs you money.. when instead let them live there get a note for the back rent get it paid over say the next 12 months and do not have a turn over.. ?   
Bella Butler Off-market big multi-family
5 February 2019 | 3 replies
Should have fractured the cost of the balcony rebuilding in the price in our offer.
Mark Goodman Converting a 3 unit into a 6 unit in Chicago. Costs?
1 May 2023 | 12 replies
Cold tenants complain, especially when they get their electric bills and realize they're paying through the nose for heat.Ninth, get your head examined.
Zach Wain New Loan Level Price Adjustments - how does it impact you?
27 April 2023 | 11 replies
Realtors already turn their noses up at our FHA/VA/USDA borrowers, but those buyers are going to be flooding the market now.