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David Ivy July 2022 Austin Market Update
16 August 2022 | 0 replies
For example, there were 32% fewer pending sales in Austin compared to this time last year.
Troy Palmer In need of some directions
24 August 2022 | 24 replies
@Troy PalmerYou should select a market that will meet your investment goals.Here are four key reasons why investors purchase rental property out of state:Invest in geographic areas with population and job growth is strong.Diversify a rental property portfolio with markets that best match your investment strategy.Focus on the type of returns you’re looking for, such as maximum cash flow, high appreciation, or total yield over the targeted holding period.Operating expenses are lower in markets with fewer regulations, lower property taxes, and landlord-friendly laws.Finally, it's crucial to build a great network of professionals to help you and to occasionally visit your property yourself.All the best!
Jerry Poon How to fight insurance claim denial?
17 August 2022 | 7 replies
The damage is about $15k.I contacted our insurance and they are denying our claim, citing the following:collapse, including any of the following conditions of property or any part of the property: (1) An abrupt falling down or caving in; (2) Loss of structural integrity, including separation of parts of the property or property in danger of falling down or caving in; or (3)Any cracking, bulging, sagging, bending, leaning, settling, shrinkage or expansion as such condition relates to (1) or (2) aboveTheir reasoning is that the tree didn't fall directly on the wall itself, and claim that the basement was faulty prior to the incident.
Craig England New to the Midland Market!
16 September 2022 | 6 replies
Yep, TX was never land constrained when building, so most opted for SFR, rarely duplex and even fewer 4 units.
Ken Lee How do I prevent theft and transient moving in while remodeling?
27 August 2022 | 9 replies
And may present you with some degree of physical danger and you may need to be armed.....can you handle this lifestyle for a few bucks?
Nicholas Salman Why I think waiting a year isn’t the best idea
19 August 2022 | 5 replies
We still have a good amount of inventory (compared to 2/3 fewer listings during winter), we have lower "fall" prices (compared to the spike we see in spring) and we have a dropping "sold to list" price ratio. 
Bryce Ropp Tenant wants a dog because he says it is a service animal
19 August 2022 | 16 replies
For example, if they leave the dog alone in the unit, and it barks or howls, bothering the neighbors, or is aggressive toward other residents, or causes damage, these are all potential reasons that would justify forcing the removal of the animal in many locales.You can request annual updates of veterinary reports, and a letter from professional confirming the nexus between disability and the animal.By NOT establishing a policy in advance, you are left to shoot from the hip, which, in this business, can be very dangerous and costly.
Account Closed Employ Adult son to manage rental property
22 August 2022 | 10 replies
The danger is that the tax man may say baloney.
Mike Dymski BiggerPockets was mentioned in the Wall Street Journal today
30 August 2022 | 8 replies
It seems to me that that means: fewer units are rentals... which increases the demand for rentals... which is both good for investors, but also increases competition for them and means some investors will accept lower yields...Interesting times.
Jerome C Brown questions about funding
31 August 2022 | 7 replies
Also, you must run all of this by an attorney, you could be walking a dangerously think line with the SEC.