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Mindy Jensen What is the WORST thing a tenant has done to your property?
28 March 2017 | 68 replies
,,ya use a lot of quarters to get it flushed... and bleach..Worst was Dead Body.... 
Patrick K. Regarding a "loan partner" vs "equity partner"
20 May 2022 | 9 replies
What I will do is give you an illustrative story, and maybe you can bring your knowledge up a little.Big Apartments LLC - a manager managed LLC with two members.Member #1 is You (Patrick), the Manager (and also a Member), you have put $500 into the LLC and own 50 Membership Units (a 50% owner).Member #2 is your brother in-law (lets call him Richard Smith) he is not the manager (although he could be a co-manager but is not because that's the way you two want it).Richard has also put $500 into the LLC and own 50 Membership Units (a 50% owner).You two guys are 50/50 owners of Big Apartments LLC, evidenced by your Membership Certificates (which look a little like old fashioned stock certificates but are not stock shares).The company has $1,000 in the kitty and since Richard won at Poker last night he's flush with cash, $1,000.You and Richard agree that he can lend the LLC $1,000 (that's in addition to his already put in $500).Since this is only a loan it does not effect his ownership percentage of the company.
Martin Saenz Note Business versus Note Investing
13 November 2018 | 13 replies
its also a testament to a strong economy .. just not the amount of distressed assets.. we have to keep it in perspective there  never was as many distressed or NPN in history save the great depression of the 30s  then there was from 07 to 2012 ish.. and as you guys in the industry have flushed those through and either foreclosed or got them paying again.there just is not the massive tapes as there once were.. but us being a nation that is unlike any other ( easy credit) and govmit sponsored home ownership .. there is always going to be bad debt and such.and of course in the olden days most of this was done in the private paper side of things IE seller carry back.although I see CFD being talked about.. unless those are recorded to place a lien in time on title .. those seem to be pretty risky I would think
Yan Guo Tenant requests repair during COVID19 pandemic
17 November 2022 | 10 replies
My tenant is requesting a repair due to the flushing valve keeps running water.
Ken Chud Screening Section 8 Tenants - Baltimore County
15 November 2023 | 16 replies
You know, you can have a family that does not work and still flush with cash everyone taking in government benefits, and their voucher can pay for a higher priced house than someone working?
Luke H. Removing trees from lot
28 November 2018 | 4 replies
Another option is to flush cut it with the ground, drill a few holes in it and let it rot over time.
Corben Briggs Septic System Mound
1 October 2019 | 9 replies
In my area it was 300 bucks to get pumped.The main thing with septics is people flushing down things that shouldn't be flushed.  
Tammy Wise Shocking a residential well?
13 October 2014 | 7 replies
I have done similar treatments with far less bleach and it still seems like it takes FOREVER to get the chlorine flushed out of it.  
Justin R. North Bay Self Storage/Boat and RV Storage
12 September 2022 | 6 replies
What percentage of occupancy do you need to be flush with your PITI and HOA?
Chris S. Expected Cash On Cash Return - Buy And Hold
30 September 2014 | 62 replies
This can also happen with condos and special assessments, but that is largely dependent on the cash situation of the building (this association is flush with millions in cash from a settlement with the builder).