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Victoria C. Tenant is subletting on AirBnb, what should I do?
18 October 2023 | 68 replies
We all know not all tenants will maintain the home at that standard Esther L. says of her roommates, it requires a lot of work and attention to detail if it’s to be done right.I don’t agree with the suggestions to take over the Airbnb business because that would be creating a labor-intensive job for yourself, which this tenant is already doing.
Joey Chrisman Investor bids for fixer upper properties have plummeted
26 July 2022 | 51 replies
Will high interest rates and a potential recession beat out intense demand or vice versa? 
Don Spafford Has anyone ever used the Velocity Banking Strategy?
13 January 2024 | 356 replies
This makes the strategy more capital intensive
Justin Glass Should I hold these properties long term or cash in now?
3 March 2015 | 29 replies
@Justin Glass   Nice niche'  I like it.. one thought would be to hold on to these for a few years so you can 1031 them then roll all of them up so you get enough cash to reinvest in a Class A professionally managed income property that sends off true mail money and call it a day.Although I bet its a lot of fund to build dam's and improve your properties and have free place's to go hunt and meet different folks etc etc.And in your area you have the freedom to do these things to the properties out west we can't just go build ponds etc water rights are intense and tightly control.. that includes wells and damming up any free flowing water.Nice Job
Derrick Jordan First time purchasing a quadraplex
18 September 2014 | 5 replies
Also, the lower the rent the higher the percentage your expenses will be, so the 50% that Marshall mentioned above may be optimistic.So basically, you're looking at a very management intensive project that requires a lot of work and money up front, and the potential cash flow at the end of all that is not very big.
Padric Lynch Zero Down Seller Financing On A Military Single Family Rental
13 May 2021 | 6 replies
She and I were very engaged in understanding each other's position and clarifying exactly what the offers entailed during an intense two weeks of negotiations.
Casey DeCaire New to Seattle!! New to BP!! New to Real Estate!!
5 August 2015 | 12 replies
@Casey DeCaire - welcome to BP and that's a pretty intense data dump.
James Bell Big Hellos from Boston Area
21 April 2015 | 11 replies
However, after doing some intensive search and seeing some properties, we have to say - the Boston market is not so easy!
Joshua Dorkin Beware of the Real Estate Guru Trap: What to Look for & How to Protect Yourself
20 October 2020 | 122 replies
They had 9 openings for an intensive weekend at the presidents home complete with field trips and food.
Jonathan Grannick Property Manager for "rent per room" home
24 July 2018 | 8 replies
I can only think it's too labor intensive.