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Mel Rosario Who is Liable in this scenario?
13 July 2011 | 7 replies
In my leases I clearly state that tenants may not run a home business, I would recommend you do the same unless you have worked out an agreement with the tenant that allows them to run a business and in that case, spell out exactly what business is allowed and that no other business is permitted.
Charley F. Newton story got me scared: Thoughts on Tenants
20 July 2011 | 9 replies
Provided it's spelled out in your lease
Bruce M. Multiple companies a conflict of interest?
20 July 2011 | 9 replies
As you know, the operating agreement spells out a lot of this stuff.
Jim M. Forgot to get HOA approval for paint colors
30 October 2021 | 19 replies
Surely a monetary fine would have to be spelled out in the documents I signed when buying the house, right?
Michael S. First Deal: How to Proceed
5 August 2011 | 11 replies
forum_id=87&page=1 Down towards the bottom of the first page, Sean Terry spells it out, and I ask some silly questions....ah the good old days :lol:
Casey S. keeping deposit due to negligence?
11 August 2011 | 2 replies
Also make sure it's spelled out in your future lease
Carlos Flores Newby in DFW - Guess I should of said Hello here
4 August 2011 | 6 replies
A little overwhelming, but a great site, nonetheless.EDIT - first post in wrong spot then can't spell newbie.
Dick Smith Forced to empty garage.
8 September 2011 | 8 replies
If so, the lease may spell out what happens in afverse circumstances like this.
Greg P. Appraisal was $2,000 short of Purchase Price....sigh..
16 August 2011 | 46 replies
They buyer and their agent are in control and that spells problems.
Greg P. When is it time to fire your Realtor?
8 September 2011 | 10 replies
It's all perception.The value I have is cultivating my network over the years.I have a targeted audience to sell my clients commercial listings.If they want to play "let's discount commission" I simply tell them I don't do that.The value is getting the property out to the players that are not agents in the MLS.That buyer broker/agent that contacts you may or may not have qualified that purchaser properly.I spend a lot of time on my list separating pretenders from the real thing.If you didn't spell out as the seller what you wanted in the beginning and made it crystal clear in writing then in my view you don't have a beef that is valid.Of course the investor agent is going to push his properties harder and do extra to sell them.The payoff is much larger versus another investor expecting the world for a nominal fee.Some may not like me because I won't work for peanuts and my time is valuable.One thing that I won't be mistaken for is misleading someone when taking a listing.Communication is key to any facet of real estate investing yet many fall short and it leads to problems.I find with contractors,attorneys,etc.