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Phil LeNeveu Buy and Hold Rental Property Advice
26 January 2017 | 13 replies
I wouldn't touch Detroit with a 300 mile pole, and only chose Cleveland and Columbus (more so Columbus) because i have family on the ground there i could leverage as well as Columbus being a strong rental market with a growing population.The situation i am in is not a cash problem as i have a substantial amount saved up from working, it is more of a time problem given my job is very time demanding 
Andrew Fidler Toledo Lead Paint Law...Halted for the THIRD Time
30 June 2023 | 100 replies
Either we have an honest discussion about the problem as a whole and EVERYONE contributes to the solution or we let things stay as they are until EVERYONE is ready to be involved.
Brandon Monaghan 23 Years old and buying my first Duplex
15 November 2014 | 14 replies
@Brandon Monaghan Not a problem.  As
Joshua Andrews Become listed as Loss Payee on insurance
31 July 2014 | 2 replies
If you call may not be a problem as long as you show proof of the 2nd mortgage.
Trey DeJohn Brand New Investor in a HOT market. Please help!
26 January 2019 | 18 replies
Before I dive into my problem a little background about myself. • I am 24 years old • Started working a corporate job in Austin, TX 2 years ago• Graduated school with student loans and paid them off within 12 months • Saved enough money in the next 12 months to invest in my first property• April is the end of my apartment lease and I’m looking to have the first property secured before then• At first I started looking at Multi-Families in ATX to “house hack” (potentially live in 1 half & rent the other, if it’s a duplex) The challenge I’m running into and I’m hoping someone can provide some guidance is every time that I run the numbers, it seems like it’s not feasible.
Nick Noon New to BiggerPockets
10 March 2015 | 15 replies
One being I have the same problem as most college graduates; a lot of student loan debt.  
Account Closed Forum Suggestion/Addition
2 March 2009 | 33 replies
Near the end, the company changed hands, and I do believe that caused me a problem. As
Evan Crawford House purchased - wasn't aware house was in flood plain
3 May 2014 | 34 replies
It was resolved and the house was marked outside of the flood plain (there was a storm ditch running in the area behind the house, guess that was the problem. As
Tim S. Investor Websites i.e. Investor Carrot, Lead Propeller, Etc.
14 December 2019 | 10 replies
When someone has a problem... a real problem... and they're researching... you can better believe that they'll read a TON of information when researching that decision.
Raul Sai P Remote owner challenge with Rentals getting consistently trashed
15 December 2023 | 77 replies
If we pulled your report and there were no unpaid debts, and a low debt to income ratio, that would be a good indication that you were a respondible person.While what's on the report is obviously what crafts the score, what's on the report is really what gives you the most insight into the person's level of responsibility. if things were that simple the world would be in much better shape, honestly valuing tenant based on credit card usage is creating its own discrimination problem as well but well yes the whole financial industry is using credit score to grade people lol so problem started from there , although in reality most of economic turnmoil are created by the higher score guy, philosophically speaking lol ...FICO score is the #1 most WORTHLESS tool for indicating how good or bad a tenant applicant is, by far.