Chris Masons
silly question for a somewhat seasoned landlord/investor
9 September 2012 | 28 replies
most likely but I would hope the max they can take would be the property itself and none of my personal assets.If I am the lawyer for your injured tenant, and I find out that:1. you self manage2. you have a significant net worthI'm going to look at every battery and see how old it is, I'm going to check the dates on the smoke detectors, I'm going to check every bit of wiring, insulation, every little thing I can possibly find to get to you.
Edita D.
Check up on fire alarm/CO detector and fire extinguisher
15 November 2012 | 1 reply
Also, there should be BIANNUAL change of batteries in fire alarms, performed by TENANTS.Question 1: Do you have the fire alarm addendum in your lease mandating tenants to check the fire alarm once a month and change the battery twice a year?
Edita D.
how to have tenant's signature after installing new fire alarms
26 November 2012 | 4 replies
I created an addendum for tenants for them to be familiar how often they are responsible to check the devise as well as test it and change batteries.
Marc D.
GoSection8 and yard signs are adverts to steal my stuff?
13 December 2012 | 11 replies
It should go to the battery backup when that happens, not set off the alarm.
Ibrahim Hughes
I Need A Mobile Office Setup!
5 January 2013 | 34 replies
For our needs it will work good, though it doesn't have as long of a battery use as the Asus, but when the Surface Pro comes out Michael's getting that because of the resolution, he needs for graphics, etc.
Samson Kay
6 Unit Apartment Building - Is a sprinkler (fire suppression) system Required?
2 November 2013 | 13 replies
Besides smoke alarms, some places now require interlocking smoke detectors that are both battery and hardwired.
Colleen F.
things that go beep in the night and then some.
17 April 2014 | 15 replies
Do the smoke detectors with your fire system have battery backup?
Bill B.
To landlord, or not to landlord, that is the question......
10 October 2013 | 28 replies
@Bill B.Unless you are a talented landlord farm it out your time is better spent getting the next deal.To find a good property manager <50 units go to Irem.org search for ARM certified they passed a battery of tests to become certified.
Alexander Medina
The new guy from Vegas
14 October 2013 | 6 replies
I'm currently working at Batteries Plus as a Sales Associate.
Thomas Heil
I found what I think is a great deal for my first investment?
28 October 2013 | 13 replies
On the lower end of the rent range you'd be negative.Now I assume that he would have the taxes and insurance escrowed in the payment so the numbers will be better than that.But I just waned to illustrate that you want to run the full battery of expenses to make sure the place will in fact cashflow at an acceptable level for the risk and hassle.Not trying to discorage you at all since it very well could be a very good deal, you just need to verify that it is.