Hi,I have a potential international investor who is looking for a commercial or residential property in NY Tri-state ares.Can someone recommend a broker who they dealt with in the past.Thanks in advance.

If the tenant does something in the front yard (idk, changes a broken headlight on their car), does the HOA have a say?

I would also tie this to broken down financial goals as well (i.e. if your current income is $100k, your goal could be to generate $10k passive by 12/31/17, $25k passive by 12/31/18, $50k passive by 12/31/19, etc.).

Repainting your property inside or out, fixing gutters or floors, fixing leaks, plastering, and replacing broken windows are examples of repairs.And continues withImprovements (Cap Ex): An improvement adds to the value of property, prolongs its useful life, or adapts it to new uses.

I've got a few single family properties in Broken Arrow, which I acquired first given the desirability of the school district as well as the strong demand.

Someone had broken in and stolen all the copper out of the AC units on the roof, evidence of animal life was everywhere, cats mostly.

When you run your numbers, make sure to factor broken windshields on your ball collection tractors.

Maybe just add 10% contingency in your rehab budget instead for surprises like a broken HVAC or old wiring.

The bank eventually sent out their Broker to do his Price Opinion on the house but we found that the house had been broken into, locks changed and a dog was occupying the house which had no power or running water.

The 60 hours are broken down to 2 - 30 hour courses - Real Estate Practices and Real Estate Fundamentals.