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Teri B. Foreclosure, Sort-of-squatter, Evict?
22 July 2017 | 13 replies
Indiana has no laws offering tenant protection in these situations; still trying to ascertain any local regulations.  
John Finch When is a house required to be brought up to code?
13 March 2019 | 10 replies
In practice, this is difficult to ascertain - for example, if you gut the kitchen and bath, then do paint, patch, and flooring in the rest of the home, did you do 100% work, or 25%? 
JR Woolf What is a good STR ROI in your opinion?
18 February 2020 | 11 replies
If you could give a little more detail on what “positive cash flow” means, it would help ascertain the quality of your investments.What are the gross annual rents on each of your STRs?
Richard Jenkins Utilizing Primary Homes Equity: Maximum Ratio?
3 July 2023 | 7 replies
Granted this is a public forum, there is no way to begin to ascertain that with you right now.Also, as been mentioned already, much of it depends on your finances --- again, its a public forum. 
Kathy Nguyen tenant demand pet deposit to be refund
19 August 2023 | 8 replies
You should have had an estoppel letter when you bought the property ascertaining what was paid, and you should have collected that deposit escrow from the seller. 
Ana Brasher Use of Local Banks and Mortgage Companies for Conventional Loans
11 August 2023 | 5 replies
Maybe it also depends on the source of your funds, like if you take a low salary at a startup, but have huge restricted stock options, not everyone looks favorably at that, so you may have to find a more specialized local lender who understands and will take time to look at your entire financial picture.There can be substantial difference in fees and not just rates, so try to ascertain that if you can. 
Adam Blevins Working Around the Seasoning Requirement
18 February 2021 | 3 replies
Near as I've been able to ascertain, the best bet to work around it is to find a portfolio lender that doesn't have that requirement.
Aaron Christen Transferr property into LLC
28 February 2019 | 17 replies
Smaller lenders who are less sophisticated believe any transfer of a due on sale clause is an issue and that has necessitated additional discussion, but I am as certain as any lawyer can be about my work product and its effects over the years.I have also prepared resources that are on the web including webinars where I walk through the structure in detail with graphics.
Tim Blanchard Truebooks CPA advisors…worth it?
28 November 2022 | 7 replies
Both properties have a fair amount of amenities since they’re on the water and one has a pool.After listening to podcast #689 with Matt Bontrager, I was floored with the notion that we could potentially save tens of thousands in taxes since I definitely qualify under the “material participation” rule, so I hurriedly booked a consult with his group, Truebooks CPA.After hanging up I realized that I was still buzzing from listening to the podcast when we spoke and forgot to ask the most basic of questions to ascertain whether or not their services make sense.So I bring my queries to the hive… 1.
Philip Olivier Where should I get a CPA?
22 February 2019 | 11 replies
@Michelle ShriverA CPA/EA who knows what they're doing won't quote a fee for your return without examining a copy of the prior year and having a conversation with you to ascertain any material changes year-over-year.It's hard to say if $1,800 is a good price.