Alicia Marks
QOTW: What holds you back as a female investor?
12 May 2022 | 57 replies
Deep down if I'm being completely honest it's just been really nerve wrecking to even believe I can go into something new and risky.
Graham Dersley
turnkey vs. putting together my own team (new investor)
11 April 2018 | 36 replies
the reality is rehab contractors that work on these types of properties are tough to manage .they need you to buy the materials they need draws every Friday.. the dont' show up they do mediocore work.. what the local flipper or turn key guy or gal has is their thumb on them.. all except Morris that is he is a train wreck by the post that I have seen.again just caution hiring out of state contractors and dream teams sells pod cast and books but in my experience it so far from reality..
Marissa Myers
Vacation rental: best amenities - offer use of a car?
5 December 2021 | 38 replies
Wreck, drive through the garage liability....They should rent their latest and best imports with their own insurance.Put some hams, steak and best beer in the frig will you?
Takeshia Martin
25 years old starting out in RE investing? Do I give up My dreams because of lack of resources? Frustrated
6 August 2015 | 41 replies
an hour before we were going to meet, he wrecked his car and then we both got a bit busy with life. 2 months later, I saw a deal that really stood out and emailed it to him.
Tom Doan
How To Afford A Lambo?
6 September 2017 | 178 replies
If you don't wreck it and can sell it to the next sucker, you are only out say 10-20K.
Matthew B.
Getting City Permits and Doing the Work Yourself
20 September 2017 | 85 replies
I would like to see the average carpenter/ electrician, etc, remove the front end of a car, remove the engine, straighten damaged frame rails, cut out and replace what is needed to within a .0-.3 mm tolerance and then get it all put back together and guarantee that if there is another wreck that the air bags will go off at the right millisecond.
Don Hines
Removing Wallpaper
11 October 2010 | 16 replies
Painting over it can be a train wreck waiting to happen,,specially if its a 'waxy' paper.If it is really really tough to get off I do believe it is probably faster and cheaper to jerk the drywall and install new.
Dulce Beltran
Buy a Tesla Model 3?
7 November 2021 | 213 replies
There's no way to assure you'll be covered if your renters get in a wreck.
Stefanie Jensen
I want to buy a rental now, my husband wants to wait a see.
26 September 2017 | 183 replies
It can wreck your reputation as a professional.
John Smith
Seller Stuck Buyer w Filthy, Damaged Unit at Close. Small Claims?
24 November 2017 | 7 replies
In most cases the standard is "broom clean", but if you're buying a wreck that was occupied by a hoarder, it would most likely specify that "the buyer is responsible for disposing of building contents and cleaning".As @Russell Brazil pointed out, this is why we do a final walkthrough as close to closing as possible.