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Cheryl C. Charge tenant for repair?
26 January 2012 | 16 replies
We provide fridge,stove,dish washer.
Guillermo M. Buy or not to buy a 10% ROI invest
28 March 2012 | 4 replies
I called the owner and he wanted 155.000€ (no way), I made a quick math in my head and offered him 47.000€ and he accepted (I thought we was going to insult me or something).According to my numbers, the ROI is 10% putting 47.000€ down (no loans, Warren Buffet style).
Johnson H. Buy & Hold Exit Strategy
15 May 2012 | 15 replies
Holding 20 years you'll probably get a new roof, appliances and how many paint jobs.....The neighborhood will be 20 years older,that 100k ranch style could be nearing 40/50 years old.
James Hiddle Interesting Article
6 April 2012 | 16 replies
That way I'm able to enjoy my living style, obtain interest deduction, and still feel safe in the knowledge that I have a free and clear home to move into if I ever need to.JSCOTT-I'm sure there are many people doing this currently, if they are smart.
George P. definition of "wear and tear" on carpet
19 February 2012 | 2 replies
hi arthur,I have before pictures, but the pee stains are very hard to detect. i do not have to replace the carpet and they ran the wet style vacuum on the carpet on numerous occasions. the discolorations though are still there. i charged them to repair a dark spot (left a bag of potatoes for a long time), but not for the pee stains.just wanted to see what everyone else does when tenants move out and the carpet has stains.
Nick J. Why I am Boycotting the BP Summit
23 February 2012 | 13 replies
Surely, you won't let me be the only styling on you at the BP summit would you?
Bryan Hancock Designing Around Restrictive Covenant Risk When Purchasing Land
28 January 2013 | 21 replies
Doesn't seem to address the architectural style at all.
Burt L. What to Look For in a Strong Listing Agent/and Agreement For My Many Unused Investor/Agent Leads?
11 March 2014 | 8 replies
You're likely either looking for a good retail listing agent (if your leads have equity and are interested in selling) or you're looking for a good short sale agent (if your leads don't have equity and want to sell short).If you're looking for a retail listing agent, drive the neighborhoods where your leads tend to be, and look for the agents who seem to be selling the most houses in that area, that price range and that style of house (you can see the agents by the signs they put in the yards).
John Mireles Howdy Ho From San Diego
15 January 2013 | 5 replies
I enjoyed your photos/style.
Joey Budka Commercial Agents- Mind sharing your early success stories?
14 July 2013 | 8 replies
A friend approached me to help him with a property he inherited from his mom passing where a developer wanted to buy from him for commercial development.The developer after me catching everything in the contract to tie up the property with the seller asked me to work with him on the other parcels as he would rather be working with me than against me assembling the properties.Off I went after that for about 3 years in land development and then went into existing investment properties.I did things kamikaze style and figured them out on my own through the school of hard knocks.In your situation if you are focusing on apartments I would do the following.