
24 June 2022 | 8 replies
If there's a snag, for example the tenant argues you didn't fix the sewer line out of retribution or something, and the judge doesn't like landlords, the eviction could be delayed and it will cost you way more than $350.

28 June 2022 | 10 replies
Again you will not see that I am correct BECAUSE you are not allowing yourself to say "wait a sec... maybe I should just stop, listen, clear my mind, unlearn what I think I know and genuinely listen to this dude as he obviously has indisputable proof that what he is saying is SHOWN to be correct".In my previous message I told you, that the reason you are wrong and think you are correct is because you do not understand true SEO... so you can't keep arguing your points with the same wrong concept of what SEO is right?

29 June 2022 | 56 replies
I have no interest in arguing with someone like you.

28 June 2022 | 14 replies
people, might be inclined to argue that it was cheaper then, but wages were also super low...

29 June 2022 | 7 replies
I practice real estate in Louisville, Kentucky and in the last two-three years I had only two appraisals come in low that we couldn't argue our way.

30 June 2022 | 9 replies
I practice real estate in Louisville, Kentucky and in the last two-three years I had only two appraisals come in low that we couldn't argue our way.

9 July 2022 | 41 replies
Now, there are people who argue whether there should be a minimum wage or not, but the current economic climate appears to be a vote in favor of eliminating the minimum wage or keeping it at it's current level.

13 July 2022 | 3 replies
Anyone who's owned any real estate for over 12 months now is in a wonderful equity position with a great rate.However, as an agent here in Utah, I'm tempted to argue that now is a good time to be a buyer.

15 July 2022 | 2 replies
"Abc LLC & 123 LLC" will both be on the mortgage and deed.Does anyone have a sample of an Operational agreement in terms of: responsibilities, exit plan, general day to day operations, etc.?
15 July 2022 | 6 replies
Some argue to stay for two years to avoid capital gains taxes if you sell within 5 years, but I plan on owning my properties long term and most primary residence mortgage programs only require you to stay at the property for one year before you can move out (unless you have a life changing circumstance like a job relocation in which case you may be able to move out even sooner).I fully agree with Scott’s plan above about increasing your savings rate and house hacking.