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Karen Higgins BEWARE of fraud by erentpayment.com
23 November 2020 | 345 replies
.- My guess, don';t go quoting me and light your hair on fire,  my guess is that any stuck cash will take months to get back... 
Bryan Wasniewski Pros & Cons of NJ Real Estate License
9 February 2019 | 16 replies
You are probably already combing the various RE apps , looking and saving opportunities.  
Jane A. Smell
10 June 2015 | 12 replies
It does not take much to give off odor.I had a unit that had a wet dog smell, I did a complete remodel and still had the odor I found a big hair ball under the fridge.Paint the subfloor with KilzCaulk trim (hair can get between wall and baseboard)Vacuum registers and cold air return ducts and change filterOpen windows for a few days can helpPaint or wash all surfacesIf unit has been vacant drain traps may be empty allowing sewer gas backup
Shaz Sheikh Strip malls Flipping - BRRRR - Best Mentor/Guru to learn from ?
13 July 2018 | 8 replies
I focus on internet resistant tenants (gyms, karate schools, restaurants, nail salon, barber shop or hair salon, off site dry cleaners, doctors office,etc).Online sales makes up only a fraction of all retail sales.
Patrick C. accounting SFH Excel download/upload
23 March 2018 | 1 reply
I've been combing through the file system on bigger pickets and cant seem to find anything I like for excel I have used quick books in the past and really liked it.
Muriel Hair Anybody use SimplfyEM Property MAnagement software
13 January 2023 | 3 replies
Quote from @Muriel Hair: Has anyone use SimpliyEM for property management software, If yes, please provide pros and cons. 
Scott Ficek How do you screen prospective tenants?
29 November 2015 | 110 replies
Come with your friends who are not moving in with you with baggy pants and dyed hair?
Diane G. If you are buying when unemployment is 4%, you are buying trouble
11 October 2017 | 192 replies
Perhaps we prefer to live in a state where it doesn't feel like you're walking into a hair dryer 6 months of the year. 
Carla Marchionda Sole proprietor changing to a partnership
13 March 2016 | 0 replies
I'm trying to decide on how the cost & profits should be split between partners after I have already invested so much in the first year +  I am the creater & operator of my natural hair braiding and dreadlock salon.
Danny N. Houston Mortgage Broker Willing To Deal With Unique Situation
23 July 2017 | 1 reply
Anyways look at these assets and we can talkMain Home houston $1.3M value                       Mortgage $200k2nd Home in florida $650k value                        Mortgage $228k  $3500/mo rentRental Home 1 - $65k value                                Rent - $800Rental Home 2 - $65k value                                Rent -  $850Rental Home 3 - $65k Value                                Rent - $950Rental Home 4 - $65k Value                                 Rent - $950Rental Home 5 - $65k Value                                 Rent - $50027,000 sq ft lot - $150k Value                               Rent - $80037,000 sq ft lot - $150k Value                               Rent- $400(small 400 sq ft hair salon)Also have 1 car note for $70k, car worth $200k$2.575M in real estate $500k in debts(counting car)Anyways my issue is, small business owner, been in business 30 years I lease it,so nothing on my balance sheet land wise, lots of cash from business, business returns, we did $5M in sales last year, my personal income isn't enormous bc of writeoffs + cash but great credit and credit history, no issues.My issues are 1) I added 2 of those rental homes this week actually, but they're leased out2) all those rentals pay me cash3) debt to income was too tight last year for 2nd home so I put half down on it, son lives in it pays $3500/mo....maintenance $700/mo, taxes $700/mo + $1270/mo mortgage + rest goes towards principal.