If anyone has tips for the most effective advertising or what hasnt workedfor them Im all ears.I look foward to any feedback and to assisting anyone else if possible.Dustin

So, in effect, you get representation for FREE.

This is a cause and effect of a business plan.Business relationships are like a good women.

The fire started in the kitchen and the damage was pretty bad.

Originally posted by Bryan Alenky:robert, it is understood by my tenants that the appliance come with no guarantee or warranty...they can either have them fixed, or i will come pick them up and they can buy their own...i buy them for around 100 bucks per appliance used, so it's not big money, and they ain't pretty...i'm not attached to them in anyway, but if i can take them back and have them fixed and put in another rental, then so be itthis is what I have been taught as well, in the contract there should be a clause explaining that the appliances are in the rental and the tenants are free to use them if they want but then are responsible for any damages that may occur.

I can give 20 minutes of ANY Day 2 returning phone calls4"damage control" or whatever...then go back 2 vacationing w/o the worry of "what's happening w/blah,blah,blah, & have a BETTER time Relaxing...that's just me.Hoping I planted a seed that will help the neighborhood & rehabbers(&U of course) prosper in Your future;& in finality(absolutely SHAMELESS Plug here) When(not if) the borrower calls up so excited they can barely speak that just found 750 acres for $25M that they can develop into 1 acre lots for $75k per lot, they just don't have the 20% down & 3-5 million 4 infrastructure & marketing....call me, 24/7/365.

Basically, you are responsible for any damage caused by tree roots, bad pipes, or other natural wear & tear.

A property could have very costly damage that you cannot simply see with the naked eye.All the above are certainly things to watch out for.

The latter part is really all we much cared about.But then we went and bought a house... gave her three months notice... and she has had plenty access to the house to inspect it and declared "no damages".But... it's been seven years so the landlord wants to replace the carpet, linolium, paint - which is all great for whomever is next......Except... she's bound and determined to have it done before we leave.

The problem is that there appears to be mold damage in the basement recreation room on the wood panels.