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Anthony Horner Where to Purchase for Rent by the Room SFR in San Diego?
16 November 2020 | 28 replies
Probably do 2 week intervals for each tenant brought on as some form a quarantine.
Randahl Capurro New member from San Antonio, Texas
6 December 2016 | 6 replies
I have a side outpatient practice and am currently in the process of setting up the business entity properly, and I am always happy to talk about food/nutrition/health topics if anyone wants to shoot me any questions or comments.After I stumbled onto Bigger Pockets a little over a month ago I've been inhaling the podcasts (almost 100 working backwards), blog posts, and have made it through a couple of real estate books by now and have started analyzing deals in the area to get practice, scheduled my first REIA meetup for this week, and have just started reaching out to people looking for CPA's and Attorneys to get more info and advice on really getting into this.  
Nat C. The Magical Trick to Dealing with Contractors?
12 November 2014 | 15 replies
I was thinking of breaking the work into components and paying at intervals For example-$10,000 renovation job I pay X amount for purchase of materials to start, then I pay X amount for successful completion of each phaseEg, I pay $1000 for paint and then once painting is completed I release another $1000.Then I pay for $1000 for tiles and release another $1000 once tiling is completed.One handyman I'm working with agreed I'd pay for materials upfront only and then pay him for his work once he completed.
David Crutcher Jr. I need help
4 April 2016 | 7 replies
Most of my tenants have been younger and just starting to move upward in the world -- it doesn't really matter to me what day the rent arrived or if it comes in two payments, as long as it arrives at the same intervals.
Bienes Raices Combination of LLC and Umbrella Ins., what to do?
30 September 2010 | 34 replies
Eddie,I am in PA, and used their coverage on my last flip.Give them a call to see what they'll do.The reason we used them: they offer vacant premises coverage in 1-month intervals; most others only do paid-in-full 3-month (and longer) for vacant premises.
Ty Mathews How often should an out of state rental be physically visited?
15 June 2017 | 9 replies
Have your PM send you a video walk through of the unit at some interval you are comfortable with.
Account Closed Self-Directed IRA for an Investor
4 February 2014 | 13 replies
For a "sponsoring business" for the SD401k, your friend can simply sign up to be a distributor for a great product (such as a nutritional product, for example, there are thousands of possibilities).
Jared W Smith New Investor starting out.
25 May 2019 | 13 replies
I started out 3 months ago... and the outcome of my journey was documented on daily regular basis, i figured since we are all starting out around the same time interval it would be great for you folks to see my daily actions... and learn together with me... 
D K. Build rental on my property, or buy a lot and build?
5 September 2019 | 4 replies
I am having the hardest time ever finding someone to work at a regular interval at my place. 
Joseph Canini Finding property to flip or rent
8 May 2014 | 8 replies
We will mail them at 2 week intervals for the first couple letters and then every 4-6 weeks after that.