
27 February 2013 | 103 replies
How about sending it to you-the master techie helper!!

3 January 2012 | 15 replies
Professional tenants are great talkers.They stay at one place and pay first month then get a few months free.Then leave and put first months down again with another landlord.They pay 3 to 4 months out of a year this way.What needs to happen is there are 2 offices.One in Roswell and one in downtown Atlanta.You can file in the Roswell office for eviction.Before filing you need to give the 3 day notice tacked on the door and mailed demanding the rent in full or face eviction.The cost to file evictio nwill be around 80 something dollars.70 something if just one tenant on the lease but we always file a secondary (and all others) for ten bucks more.This covers ANYONE in the property at the time of eviction.So you will go file in Roswell office and then the tenant will get in the mail and have 7 days to respond.If the tenant does not respond you will get a default eviction from the judge.You will not get a judgement in this case and must file in small claims court against the tenant to recover damages.After you have the eviction order you pay 20 bucks and file a writ.The order will go down to the sheriffs office and they will schedule a time for the tenant to be out.The process can take 2 to 5 weeks depending on how many writs Fulton county has to serve for that month.It pays to use the eviction companies and pay the 120 bucks for the service.They have 8 to 9 people and get in and out fast.The sheriffs office knows this and gives those cases earlier scheduling priority versus and a landlord doing it with a few helpers taking an hour to evict a tenant.If the tenant does file an answer in court you will get a court date.Make sure you are there ON TIME.If the tenant shows up late the judge is already ready to throw the book at them.If YOU the landlord show up late you are in for a world of hurt.The judge sees it as if you don't show up to get the eviction order for your own property WHY should the judge care??

6 January 2017 | 7 replies
If the pitch on the roof is really low, it is very hard to find a skinny helper who will crawl in the rafters and pull the new wires with the electrician.

13 July 2016 | 110 replies
I do a large potion of it myself with 1 to 3 helpers.

12 June 2023 | 82 replies
I decided to rewire the entire 4 bedroom 2 bath house because it had aluminum wiring.My helper and I tore out the entire aluminum wiring and installed copper wire (to code) Outlets, stoves, heaters, AC Units, washer, dryer, lights and so on.

31 July 2023 | 5 replies
(Don't pay much more than that) You need to find someone locally doing what you want to do and take them to lunch and become their helper for a while.

16 October 2022 | 14 replies
But there is always a motivating factor for them when they actually do take my offer: foreclosure, divorce, probate that kind of thing.I've had no success in buying when the owner lives in another neighborhood and has no motivation.One hoarder I moved required 7 double storage lockers and a lot of truck trips for my helper.

7 February 2024 | 4 replies
You will find a variety of helpers on BP.

26 February 2018 | 202 replies
Finally, today in the morning I approached Martijn Guliker (yes, that's the right spelling but may not be his real name) about the topics not covered and could we... he didn't allow me to finish the sentence and said, "It's only a 3-day training" and looked at one of the "helpers" and pretended he had something important to discuss with her right then and there...

30 March 2009 | 30 replies
You have a part-time awesome helper (12.00 an hour) and another part-time (8.00) that can basically clean up, caulk, mud, tape, prime and paint (this guy spends 90% of his time on another house unless you need him as a third person).