Ondrej Brown
Is it still a good time to grab some rental property ?
30 March 2020 | 11 replies
In the end, look at the pros and cons on your side and have enough in reserves if you need to pay the mortgage for a few months without a tenant...and for any other unforeseen issues with the property.
Javen Wilson
Can you really buy a property with little to no money?
3 September 2020 | 95 replies
I must warn that is not as easy as most people think because even hard money lenders (asset base lenders) want to see some cash reserve in your bank account just in case you run into some unforeseen issue.Goodluck
Daniel Adema
Need honest advice on the first step in real estate investing.
27 September 2016 | 43 replies
Their fees and interest will gobble profit quickly, especially if you run into unforeseen problems on a flip.I live in the Denver market, and it's crazy here.
Eddie Hernandez
First investment. Bad credit. I want to purchase a duplex next year.
25 February 2015 | 11 replies
How much is a good amount of $ to have for a 1st purchase (taking into acct, extra unforeseen expenses).
Account Closed
Rent or Flip?
15 July 2015 | 10 replies
Flipping houses is riskier because of rehab estimates, the actual rehab, unforeseen issues, etc.
Tyler Durbin
With Multiple LLCs - master bank account or individual accounts?
27 March 2023 | 20 replies
Just trying to tidy this piece up a bit without creating some unforeseen liability in the process
Chris McDonald
Rental Property in "War-Zones"
22 July 2017 | 8 replies
Be wary of the gross #'s and make sure you account for the unforeseen and typically unaccounted for expenses in those areas.
Elad Messing
Insurance which covers landlords from tenant's lawsuits
1 August 2017 | 6 replies
We've never had a tenant go to an attorney to draft a letter to us about quality of life and dissatisfaction about living in one of our properties.The best protection is to make sure you are always in compliance with landlord-tenant law and non-discrimination laws for your jurisdiction, follow the terms of the rental agreement, maintain habitable abodes, and do what you can to make sure there are no unaddressed hazards or safety issues.When unforeseen problems occur, such as the HVAC system breaking down, plumbing problems, pest invasion, etc... the minute you become aware of the problem, then do what you need to do to fix the problem in a timely manner.
Robert Kough
Water leak from meter to house. Does owner or tenant pay?
26 February 2020 | 91 replies
I have an Overuse of Utilities clause in my lease agreement specifically for this unforeseen situation.
Carl West
Lending my friend 5k
1 February 2020 | 30 replies
Had he stayed on track, I don't think he'd be dipping into hard money or secondary lenders.Although, maybe I'll qualify my earlier statement by saying something unforeseen occurred causing his friend to expend more funds than he was scheduled to.