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George Yu I just built a 36 unit apartment complex.
3 August 2022 | 278 replies
Dance your question I probably would just go at least an hour and a half outside of Atlanta into one of the suburbs and I would base my decision on the available inventory on the market and I would speak to local property managers to see what part of town to stay away from Ann which part of town can command the highest rents and best tenants
Blake Copeland Using Virtual Assistants..???
20 January 2010 | 6 replies
You will find that Filipino virtual assistants are in high demand due to their strong communication skills and command of the English language at a reasonable price.
John M. Where to invest -- Good areas/Bad areas
17 November 2018 | 88 replies
Consequently, it will be much harder for that older home to command market rents and desirable tenants without putting a lot of money into it.I can't speak for the man, but I bet Mr.
Walt Payne BP has many great blog posts, BUT ....
1 May 2015 | 87 replies
As long as I'm wholesaling, I want my wholesale rep to be stealth (the deals are so good they never see the light of day)  and above-board  (I treat everyone fairly and I expect the same in return - I'm very conservative with the deal numbers & I don't command greedy fees so don't nickel and dime me and expect me to go back to the seller).  
Corby Goade Avg Purchase Price Vs. Avg Rents in Your Town
4 June 2015 | 44 replies
Most houses can't command that, and even if they can, finding tenants willing to shell out that much $$$ are few & far between.My goal is ALWAYS 1%, and my properties are all there minus my old $300k primary residence turned rental.  
James Park New Study Forecast: More Companies Will Leave California
10 November 2016 | 77 replies
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Justin Hammond Seller Trying to Back Out
5 March 2017 | 11 replies
Court confirmation would have ensued and legal publication and competitive bids made your original offer wishful thinking.Had you bulletproofed your deal with a performance trust deed or mortgage, you might have been in a much stronger position to protect your position and complete your acquisition.Had you purchased the beneficial interest from at least 51% of heirs/beneficiaries you'd be in a commanding position, maybe even boot the existing PR and replace with a 3rd party fiduciary who'd be paid all statutory and extraordinary fees.Your best defense now is to hire an attorney who threatens (bug does not execute) a lis Pendens clouding title and gumming up the works while you figure out a plan B.If yo don't have the stomach for lawsuits or you live in a small community, I suggest you consider the risk/reward of this opportunity.
Dave Mosher Rental unit rates by town?
1 December 2017 | 7 replies
@Dave Mosher Rentometer is a good tool to use, current listings like you mentioned, and even the MLS in some cases can be a good way to get comps for rentals depending on what kind of property it is.Keep in mind when evaluating comps for rentals though that condition of the apartment unit or single family home goes a long way in determining the rental amount it commands and days on market for a rental.
Jonathan Burkley Property Image Managment
11 December 2019 | 3 replies
You have to enforce your lease - and the quality of your property and the rents it can command are in large part to the appearance of it.
Mark Shaffar Would you rather buy a $40k rehabbed rental in a C neighborhood or $55k in a B?
12 June 2015 | 70 replies
The houses still command moderate rent, but are dirt cheap.