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Aaron Sizemore Tenant could not pay full rent. What would the pros do?
18 January 2016 | 38 replies
I would not sweat the $5 bucks or late fees provided they are not chronic offenders.  
Cris P. New and Learning, Graceville FL (NW Florida)
22 April 2017 | 2 replies
He's knowledgeable in about every aspect but his chronic illness and ailments have stopped him from being as active. 
Allende Hernandez When does it make sense to sell your rental?
13 May 2021 | 80 replies
Bad roof design keeps it a leaking plus other chronic issues inherent with a 107 year old soft brick building. 
Kashiff Miles Off-market Strategies in Pittsburgh
13 June 2016 | 15 replies
Not in any hurry to do anything with them (chronic procrastinators) 2.
Jason Campbell 15 Years Later
8 May 2023 | 6 replies
It's funny, I can't tell you how many chronic flippers I talk to that have huge regret that they didn't keep at least some of their flips after they learn the game (and pay taxes after a great year of successful flips....).
J. Wang Tenant paying late, but not later than 5 days
5 August 2022 | 55 replies
Simple fix to outsmart the chronic late payers.
David Campbell Never invest in a cashflow negative property?
9 October 2021 | 52 replies
There is nothing lucky about betting on appreciation, especially when we are chronically underbuilt and the fundamentals are so solid:Huge undersupplyRock-solid mortgage origination and all-time high credit score per $ originatedRising building costs
Tera Mabe First Flip. Ready to go again!
1 July 2021 | 7 replies
The difference is this offers financial freedom, and Paramedicine offers bulletproof vests, PTSD, and chronic back problems.
Wilson Lee Tenant troubles, plumbing
11 September 2018 | 3 replies
You're just adding an unhealthy dollop of chronic stress to her life.
Denny Moody BP, help me pick a city for Buy and Hold!
29 April 2017 | 135 replies
However, in the case of CA, they have been holding for decades ... there has been a chronic shortage of housing and the conditions that cause that are not likely to go away ... the weather is nice so lots of people want to live here (strong demand), the economy is diversified with high paying jobs (strong demand), you can't build into the ocean (limited supply), there are practically no empty buildable lots unless you go way inland (limited supply), environmental and strict building regulations make new construction difficult/costly (limited supply) ...