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Dion Shields I found a house, what do I do next?
3 December 2010 | 24 replies
Dion the appraisal records doesn't mean anything in my area.In my area of Georgia from the time a property forecloses and takes back the bank is given a foreclosure deed but it will take 2 to 3 months to be updated in the tax records.So every record will show the previous owner but they don't own the property nay longer.In my state even if the property is vacant if 500 or more of property appears to be in the property you MUST go through eviction proceedings.Sometimes people being foreclosed on store their things there even if they have moved rather than paying a storage place.Then if the bank does a trashout the former tenants sue stating that the bank threw out a 5,000 dresser that was really a 100 dresser.So from the time the bank forecloses ti sometimes takes 3 months before a vacant property is listed REO even if the bank owns it.You would have more luck targeting absentee owners who have owned their properties for a long time and want to get rid of a headache.They will usually sell at a great price.
Atalia Abat HELP! Breaking a lease due to mold?
4 March 2018 | 5 replies
The end of this past November my family and I moved into a new apartment and less than a month after this we discovered that mold had started to grow on our ceilings and walls (ruining a dresser and clothing).
Rich Weese vacancies continuing to rise nationally
26 May 2010 | 82 replies
My wife had a hair dresser there, that she loved.
Shefali R. NJ Building Code - Is third bedroom legal bedroom??
26 October 2016 | 2 replies
I looked at the building code and this room seemed to meet all the criteria (large size, heat and electric, plug points, dresser, easy access to bathroom) - so we are good to go! 
Dave Donahue Purchased a property with an exiting tenant
22 November 2022 | 2 replies
The tenant left a pile of trash, a dresser and a bed om the curb. 
Ishan Puri Furnished or unfurnished
6 July 2019 | 1 reply
Some tenants wanted everything but the bedroom furniture (hauling a bed, mattresses, dressers - and storing those are not a fun experience) and others had their own furniture that they didn't want to pay to store. 
April C. Multi family education program: a scam/MLM?
16 August 2020 | 33 replies
A room at my house for 1 year with  a twin bed & dresser (no sheets or nightstand- that is the 75k course)2. 7 days a week of REI education via 2 way radio while I am on the toilet (10 minute sessions)&3.
Justin Knighten What do you spend to outfit a 1 bed Airbnb?
13 February 2020 | 4 replies
Maybe a dresser and an end table from rooms to go or facebook.
Nathan Gesner This is why you should inspect regularly!
1 November 2020 | 39 replies
Especially considering doors were busted up in all 4 units.Anyways, the ONE time we had our tenant put a hole in the hollow core door (and the drywall- they claimed the fist sized, shoulder level holes were from moving the dresser), we replaced the door with a solid door and deducted the price of a hollow door from their deposit. 
Sean Wilson Rental Rehab - 3/2 vs. 4/2
8 May 2020 | 13 replies
Is there room for the bed and other furniture (dresser, night stands, etc).