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Jacob Morgan Tenant screening: which flawed applicant would you go with?
29 August 2019 | 34 replies
I'm not saying harbor illegal aliens or practice prejudice against anyone - but if you approach these things as a social engineer you will be running a charity rather than a business.
Wes Blackwell How Universal Basic Income Could Change Real Estate Investing
29 January 2020 | 197 replies
When they receive the PFD, it will go towards the credit card balance they’ve been carrying for the last 11 months.Cars, Trucks, Cell phones and TVs – People that want to have the latest and greatest will use it to upgrade these or go bigger than they would have otherwise been able to afford.Donate it to a charity – usually people donate a small part to a charity.College savings – Responsible parents may choose to put their child’s dividend toward a college fund.
Tony Huynh Giving a tenant with eviction a second chance?
14 February 2024 | 12 replies
You are not running a charity here, it's a business.
Adriana Arnold Ongoing eviction from hell in California
17 June 2021 | 123 replies
I am a landlord of a single family home in California that has run my property as a charity rather than a business and I am paying for it now.
Heath Jones Double security deposit in leu of poor credit score?
23 March 2020 | 29 replies
Sure, give 10% or more of your profits to charity but don't turn a unit into a charity.
John Gach Informed tenant of raising rent, they claim they can’t afford it.
16 March 2022 | 86 replies
Sure, she won't be happy about it since her luck ran out but at the end of the day, you have a business to run and not a charity.
Erin Dorsey Robinson Fastest Way to Make $1 Million?
18 August 2020 | 147 replies
Get into politics or start a charity.
Charlsi Kelley Helping Single Moms with Home Ownership- a rent to own model?
19 February 2024 | 28 replies
As a charity/non-profit will you be allowed to do something a normal landlord couldn’t and violate the fair housing act and discriminate by familiar status?
Account Closed Holton-Wise Group Reviews?
14 March 2024 | 60 replies
When looking at a management company's fee structures, be sure to understand that it is a business - not a charity
Walter Correia Is there a rule of thumb when raising rent?
28 May 2017 | 8 replies
I have never had a tenant leave as a result of a annual rent increase.Landlords that charge below market and do not apply annual rent increases are operating a charity/business due to their lack of understanding of the business.That is OK for mom and pop, since they care little about the money, but for a successful business that is not appropriate.