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Bryan Cavellier Making a rental too nice... is that a thing?!
15 October 2019 | 75 replies
They signal that the property is more upscale.
Damini Dutta Moved the property from one LLC to another LLC - what to do with current lease?
13 June 2024 | 3 replies
I am thinking instead of making the tenant sign all of the paper with new LLC for next three months, I should make her sign an addendum that states - She acknowledges that original lease was signed with KY LLC ( of course we will insert the real LLC name) and now the property is under new LLC.. so nothing changes,  all contracts , obligation stays the same as with the old LLC.Two questions:1.
Harry Karambizi I am afraid my credit & complex tax situation is a death sentence
5 February 2018 | 11 replies
., to me, signals someone who has a house of cards.I would be curious to know the answers to your questions, because we can then truly see how deep the water is.
Sehyun Lim Choosing a Long-Distance Rental Property: Where to Invest?
6 June 2024 | 8 replies
To cut to the chase, the number of days a rental property on the market may not necessarily signal a market-wide demand problem.
Gina Shumway Signal Mountain Quadruplex
11 June 2024 | 5 replies
I am taking what was once an industrial warehouse and converting into a quadruplex on signal mountain.
Jamal Atwell 2% rule impossible?
21 June 2014 | 13 replies
I guess I kinda learned that the 2% was a very strict rule of thumb that isn't a clear cut buy/dont buy signal.
Michael Perna David Greene!? Crypto? Scam!?
13 June 2022 | 22 replies
i think we can all agree that is unbelievably unrealistic…    And now all of a sudden I can’t withdraw my money unless I buy a $10,000 “signal”….if someone can shed light on this I’d love to hear more about it.  
James Park What is your everyone's thoughts for a rate hike in December?
23 November 2015 | 12 replies
Yellen gave some signals that the rate increase could come in December, saying: “At this point, I see the U.S. economy as performing well” and that “December would be a live possibility.”
Chad Gaither < 20% Down on an Owner Occupy Triplex
24 March 2020 | 8 replies
Just make sure you're not in an area where there are income limits because not all of Long Beach is in a "no income limit," area and usually the no income limit areas are usually rougher like around cherry 7th, the northside of Long beach near paramount, bellflower, compton, or the west side of LB under the 405.The main areas with income limits of 90k are bixby knolls, belmont shores area and coastal areas of downtown which are more affluent, the signal hill area, and eastern LB near the Cal state LB.
Ed Riemer Gas or electric heat for my rental
4 January 2017 | 16 replies
In 2018 Baltimore County is requiring carbon monoxide alarms / detectors to be:hardwired with a secondary battery backup (similar to smoke detector requirements in Balt County now)battery must be sealed, tamper resistant, and must last for a minimum of 10 yearsconnected to an on-site control unit that monitors the carbon monoxide alarm remotely so that a responsible party is alerted when the device activates the alarm signal and receives its primary power from a battery or the control unit(Ref: Baltimore County Notice with details)The one in bold specifically concerns me.