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Adam Dow How many chances do you give a tenant who pays late?
3 October 2017 | 35 replies
I am not a big player in this game but I have found that if you do due diligence with backgrounds,  if your rates are fair, your contracts are well written, and you are politely and consistently enforcing them...you will have a reputation that eliminates many problematic renters from coming to you.  
Gary Alford How do you pay yourself?
25 November 2014 | 40 replies
I have met some real players here in California who have made huge profits on deals, but they are also being stupid and spending like they are Trump.  
Roy Benson Re-Purchasing Property from Foreclosure Sale
18 April 2017 | 4 replies
foreclosure buyers are like any other buyers some want to go all the way with rehab etc others are simply wholesalers.I know one company in Oregon that their model is to always post the deal wholesale first if it does not sell in 2 weeks then they get after it rehab it and retail it. and in some markets that are very very tight this is one way to get inventory... as opposed to competing with 1,000 wholesalers all beating each other up for the deal.. as most of those buyers can't come up with cash for the auction.. seperates the cashed up players from those trying to leverage into deals.
Tracy D. Garrett-Numa SELF DIRECTED RETIREMENT PLANS, LLC
23 May 2017 | 7 replies
This topic comes up quite often here on the forum and you will quickly learn who are the key players.
Emily Powell Who Keeps Pet Fees? Landlord or Property Manager?
20 September 2022 | 38 replies
But don’t let another player take your chips.
Andrew Kougl Newbie Taking Action Out of State - Buy & Hold
4 July 2017 | 24 replies
I suggest you visit any area you are considering investing in and meet with the turnkey or other team players you are considering working with.  
Patrick Shawn Faherty Am I too picky (Turn-key house wanted)?
26 October 2016 | 24 replies
The second thing I've noticed is that you have a lot of major players chancing those buy and its done investments, this knocks out all the little investors like me and I'm sure many others.           
Billy D. Suggestions for Partnering Structure
29 October 2016 | 0 replies
What I bring to the table:Capital....almost all capital for down payment / funding renovations would come.Sales Experience:  I am not a real estate pro, but I've been in sales for a long time and I understand the process of generating demandDeal Analysis and NegotiationWhat he brings to the table:Location:  He lives in market, and has all his lifeRelationships:  He has a good relationship with a residential realtor who I've confirmed is a "player" in that market (not sure of their experience with investors). 
Keith Torsen What to look for in a realtor?
9 May 2018 | 15 replies
I'm very new to this, so I was there looking for information about starting, and to see who the players in the game were at my local level.
Gabriel Farfan Question for lenders on financing.
23 May 2018 | 5 replies
Or being a former MLS player I'm sure you could get a job related to soccer and use that title to appease lenders.