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Eliott G. Tenant Letter for Eviction
4 April 2011 | 2 replies
The best way to communicate with a deadbeat tenant is with a Deputy Sheriff's knock on the door delivering process.I'm a professional writer and have a file full of 'threatening' notices which work maybe 10% of the time (and only with law-abiding tenants with something to lose).Creating and sending them is mostly an exercise to amuse myself.
Maliq Hill Property Management Entrepreneur
5 May 2020 | 9 replies
I wasn't planning on being a real estate agent, but I might just have to do it part-time for 3 years to get my broker's license.I guess I'll have to exercise some patience and start small, or just take another route.
Justin D Schwartz An umbrella for a rainy day or an LLC for protection
19 April 2015 | 4 replies
There are many cases where the veil of the LLC has been pierced, so the LLC exercise could be a waste of time and money in some cases.
David Dachtera New Investors: Get Educated or not?
7 June 2015 | 42 replies
The purchase itself was a good exercise for me.
Tyson Hosey Reporting tenants payments to credit
17 June 2018 | 17 replies
A friend of mine who LOVES to do lease options does this for all her lease option tenants to help build up their credit so that it helps them qualify for a loan when it’s time to exercise their option to buy.
J Scott Impact of Leverage on Cash-on-Cash Returns
11 January 2015 | 18 replies
. :-)But I liked the exercise and seeing the numbers.
Don Hines Meth Head
5 April 2012 | 8 replies
Don that is a very tragic event I am sure he has not dealt with fully if he has turned to drugs.You can't just stop doing something.You have to replace it with something else to fill the space.WHITE KNUCKLING and WILL POWER will eventually only lead to failure.My mom worked for years and years at a violence center for women and dealt with people that had issues.You can guide them and try to show the way but at the end of the day it is their choice to want to live or die.Just take in every moment your son is present and in the moment with you and try to cherish those memories.Right now your main goal is to protect the innocent children and take away any bad modeling behavior they are witnessing that can impact them for life.When you kick a habit you have to do something else.Example: Smoking - Bike Riding,Drinking- going to church,drugs-exercise etc.Everyone has stress in their lives and that will never change.As we get older the stress does not go away it just transforms into something else.You might used to have worried about money,then it's your kids,then it's old age,mortality etc.Until your son sees a counselor to deal with these issues and learn coping skills he is going to medicate himself to not feel anything.The first few sessions of therapy is just small talk.The real work begins later on and either people commit and dig in to work on issues or say "Oh I am fine now and get scared and run away".Many people go to their pastor but I feel they are not qualified as a drug abuse specialist or a licensed therapist to help them with situations like that.Don you don't control your son but YOU DO control how you react to what he does and how it impacts your life and family.Maybe you feel guilty for him seeing his mom go through that and enabled him out of guilt to make yourself feel better in the moment.All you can do everyday is work on yourself.If you do that you can have a positive impact on him that can do nothing but help.
Chris Lynch Real estate investing vs Franchise investing
3 December 2014 | 8 replies
If I don't exercise then they sell the note to someone else. 
Stephen E. Move Out Inspection with Drug Dealer?
24 April 2015 | 35 replies
It has been an expensive exercise.
Gregory Childs Areas of the US for SFH cash flow
29 May 2010 | 20 replies
I would exercise caution in Phoenix.