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Bhanu P. Should I accept or reject this Tenant (And why I should do that)?
31 May 2015 | 25 replies
Sometimes your gut will tell you a lot more about the individual than dollars and/or what comes out of her mouth.
Jay Hinrichs Landlords will you give tenants affected by virus a break on rent
21 March 2020 | 108 replies
But to the best of my knowledge, everyone I've ever rented to has lived and lives paycheck-to-paycheck, hand-to-mouth-to-a$$.
Moritz Bode Highest Value Increasing Repairs
2 March 2020 | 49 replies
Don't stare a gift horse in the mouth if it wanders up.Bigger Pockets has been an awesome resource for connections, stay active and take action and most of the folks here will bend over backwards for you.I'll be happy to share any of my contacts with you, though I'm new and definitely still building my team.I
Ashley Petersen What would you do with $60k if you’re goal was $5k/mo. income?
12 May 2020 | 111 replies
All tenants pay their own utilities (except water/sewer) so an investor I couldn’t be happier.
Robert Kough Water leak from meter to house. Does owner or tenant pay?
26 February 2020 | 91 replies
@Robert KoughThings to consider here:1) Ultimately the lack of up keep on your home is the reason she has to pay more. 2) She probably has no where near enough to cover the bill comfortably.3) If you make her pay the whole bill it will more than likely leave a bad taste in her mouth and she will probably move out when the lease is up.
Tim Wilkinson questionable landlord practices
3 June 2016 | 30 replies
Think of ways to make her happy, and you'll be happier too.
Wesley W. Unauthorized occupant
29 May 2016 | 19 replies
If they start flapping their arms and their mouths and threatening to sue you, remain calm and say, "You know what?  
Jordan Marshall potential tenant
2 June 2016 | 8 replies
When or if you have to make them move out in the future you become the bad guy because they will then bad mouth you to their friends. 
Lesley Futterknecht Noob here. Overwhelmed by response to my 'for rent' sign.
13 June 2016 | 6 replies
Actually, I put it in my "Rules and Regulations" addendum along with the hefty fee they will have to pay if they do smoke inside.I allow pets for a couple of reasons: 1) by excluding pets, you exclude a large chuck of good tenants, and 2) tenants with pets are generally happier and stay longer.
Amanda Durso How to advertise myself as a private lender?
11 February 2023 | 8 replies
I like @Michael Anderson's answer.Two big advantages you can offer to local investors as a private lender are 1) reliability of execution and 2) speed.Meeting local investors at REIA events will create greater trust than simply advertising your services online.People are rightfully skeptical of private lenders, so meeting real estate investors in person and letting them know you are local and actively lending is a great first step to gaining trust.Once you execute well on several deals, word-of-mouth, the most powerful form of marketing (and the only one that compounds) can provide you a substantial tailwind.Best,Michael