Account Closed
Would you buy in a dangerous neighborhood ?
24 July 2013 | 4 replies
(Jersey is a hindrance to the 2nd amendment so I cant even carry any of my guns!)
Michael Faulk
Best Bets for Portfolio Loans
13 August 2013 | 16 replies
We just reset the loan and we have a short discussion about rates and amort schedules and we execute an amendment to the loan doc.
Levi T.
Why you need an LLC on your properties.
7 June 2017 | 17 replies
One could file a lawsuit again or just amend it to reflect the correct party, both parties could have done this without ever stepping into the court room, and I have seen judges allow it on the spot.
Account Closed
Tenant Breaking Lease
7 November 2016 | 20 replies
That can be added to the lease as an amendment in PA.
Sage Jankowitz
Do you adjust your property insurance as your loan is paid down?
12 November 2009 | 14 replies
You may even be able to amend a previous return!
RaSheila Smith
Withdrawing an offer but still interested
18 July 2017 | 2 replies
Question is, am I required to formally withdraw my current offer in writing or is my text to her that I will provide an amended offer after receiving their mold estimate the owner obtained sufficient .Also, anyone have a wholesaler friendly purchase agreement that says something like closing cannot be barred due to seller' delay or failure to purchase a home .Thanks in advance for the input
Toby Ima
Owner financing alter terms during current agreement
18 May 2020 | 8 replies
I am wondering if it is possible to alter or amend the terms.
Dan Gheesling
Delinquent water bill from evicted tenants - what do you do?
23 February 2015 | 10 replies
I implemented this strategy after getting hosed for $1500 water bill b/c: 1) tenant knew water company wouldn't turn off the water (they amended this strategy in 2014) and 2) property manager wasn't following up with all payments.If you're a Detroit investor, call DWSD's landlord unit, and they can email you the forms so you can give tenants hardcopies the day they sign the lease.
Chris Mason
Intro and thoughts on 50% rule with Prop 13 in CA
12 February 2016 | 3 replies
I get it, I like it.Except that we have one significant expense in CA that cannot go up beyond a certain low amount each year without a full blown amendment to our state constitution: property taxes, thanks to Prop 13.In California, how do folks account for the fact that one large fixed expense is virtually guaranteed NOT to go up as fast as rents go up when applying the 50% rule?
Ray S.
Contractor overages
6 January 2016 | 52 replies
He just submitted an amended budget shortly after I agreed to the original one.