Jeff McCaskey
Tenants using marijuana in a multi unit building - how to handle it.
17 December 2015 | 6 replies
I later spoke with the tenant and we decided calmly it was best to part ways.
Dennis Williams
Wholesaling is for the STRONG at heart!
7 March 2015 | 2 replies
At this point the buyer reached out to me and said they felt like the wholesaler was not being honest with them and wanted out of the deal.I asked her a series of questions to calm her down and to get back on board with going through the process of buying the home.
Kevin Forsythe
Move-out Inspection with hostile tenant Wisconsin
19 September 2015 | 34 replies
And it may also get the tenants to back off/calm down, so a lawsuit never even gets filed.
Dmitri L.
100 Doors in 5 Years!
23 May 2018 | 33 replies
I was thinking of using a "waterfall" method of paying off one loan at a time as quickly as possible, then leverage the increased cash-flow to go after the next loans (as mentioned in @@Mark Ferguson 's article).
Steven Stokes
The Dark Side of dealing with Motivated Sellers - My UNsuccess story
31 December 2013 | 5 replies
I tell her we already have an agreement and there are a lot of people who have worked that price into their budgets and this is a good deal for her to sell this fast for the amount she's getting.She calms down and agrees it's still a good deal.On Saturday, she calls saying she wants out of the deal because her uncle wants to buy the house for more money.
Anthony Bell
I need of some serious professional help
16 February 2014 | 23 replies
After I got her to calm down a bit because as I explained to her ma'am I only sent you a letter you did not have to respond and told her that she called me.
Bryan Stacy
Cockroaches vs. Cat Pee
5 May 2013 | 6 replies
I have seen a level of infestation with a unit before that probably tops anyone else.I opened the front door on a vacant unit and a waterfall of roaches came down from the top and they were everywhere.
Orlando Paz
Reaction from irrational and angry sellers when they see profit being made
21 May 2015 | 13 replies
If you are solving their headaches and just not thinking of yourself, the seller is usually calm.
Jared Campbell
My Condo HOA is threatening legal action against me
4 September 2017 | 11 replies
Negotiate with them calmly and with respect.Tell them you are sorry that you did not follow standard procedures for approval of work to be done and will be careful not to do it in the future.Offer to pay a one time penalty of say $1,000 dollars (which is way,way cheaper than the potential $5k to 10k you will shell out to a lawyer and court fees.Show some remorse and ask what you can do to demonstrate good faith and they might let you skate by without having to destroy the work you have already done.
Wesley Raye
Which has more weight in refi appraisal... Recency or similarity?
20 May 2017 | 3 replies
As long as your cool, calm, and natural then it's all well and good.All in all...they're going to use facts.