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Account Closed What's the point of having mortgage contingencies?
8 March 2011 | 37 replies
I'm not sure how contracts are written in NJ, but I know in CA there is a liquidated damages clause that says in the event of cancellation due to the buyer breaching the contract or being unable to perform, the seller is entitled to whichever is LOWER of the EMD or 3% of the purchase price.
Lewis C. 3 rental properties - Time to form LLC? OK to use Legal Zoom?
30 April 2015 | 27 replies
And run absolutely everything possible expense wise through your LLC as well ... we pay car, cell phone, internet, etc ... all of those things also benefit from having a business to run expenses through first and then pay taxes on the difference.
Matt R. mysmartmove recommends accept - credit score 550
2 October 2015 | 21 replies
Was it cell phone or was it a Macy's credit card?
Kyle Rice Tax help
8 March 2014 | 5 replies
What about things like cell phone bills, seed for the lawn?
Account Closed taxes strating wholesaling on rental business card?
25 May 2011 | 14 replies
Which is treated as passive until you are full time in Real Estate.Fourth, Your wholesaling business would be filed on Schedule C as a sole proprietorship until you create and entity(LLC with more than one partner or choose to file as C-corporation or S-corp or S-Corp whichever you choose) Fifth, Your rehabbing business would be entirely separate as well.
Tyler S. wholesaling repair costs
3 July 2011 | 9 replies
Someone recommended a cell phone app called hammer point or real eflow, but its slow and some of the terminology is unfarmiliar and it isnt very specific.
Jeff S. Section 8 charge what they will pay?
28 May 2014 | 48 replies
I'm curious, could you set up your criteria as "3x rent or at least $XXXX of income in addition to the amount of rent to be paid by applicant, whichever is more."?
Dana Chun Tenant proofing suggestions? Flooring and windows?
10 June 2014 | 6 replies
The cheapest ones at whichever big box store is closest to you and charge them each time you need to replace one if they're damaged.
Robert Steele HOA won't let you rent out your home
15 August 2018 | 50 replies
He said the reason why this worked is because the HOA is not allowed to stop you from selling your place under whichever terms you choose.  
Mike Palmer Change locks between tenants?
17 January 2016 | 30 replies
We have several student rentals and, it would seem, all students have cell phones and are game to both use (an app to open doors) and to carry (a proximity RFID tag) new technology.We also have buildings which cater to working class and {older than student} tenants where we find traditional keys still work best.The advantage of electronic locks is no physical keys to manage and the ability to manage access remotely - given access to service/maintenance personnel is greatly simplified.