I do this for any vendor I use each year, as I carry workmens comp on my properties for myself and workers I know aren't covered themselves. but if I can prove my vendors have insurance when I'm audited, so my insurance agency compute rates in my favor, because vendors had their own coverageAs far as lien waivers, it's good practice to have anyone that worked on the house sign they have been paid and a lien waiver is used for that. 

That's the whole point of the first position note, really only taxes and a couple other odd ball things can wipe it out.

Im obviously new on different options on how to acquire properties, so Im partnering with my friend who is a sales guy by nature, and a really good one.

New interior paint in 2015, new carpets in bedrooms in 2014 and a new roof in 2005, New AC in 2014, and Updated Kirchen.

Any and all suggestions would be welcome and as of right now lets say the first one is Thursday September 9th from 6-8 at our office located at 552 North Underwood St, Fall River, MA 02720.We can use this first meetup as a networking event to get to know each other and we can also write down some suggestions and vote on them as a group to determine how we will run the next one.Again, Any and all suggestions are more than welcome.Cheers to (y)our Real Estate Success!

You just found both a deal AND a buyer, even if they don't match.Finding eager buyers?

I didn't mean to suggest that they're all bad, just that they are bulletproof and a landlord needs to be aware of that.

I would like a property management company that is tech savvy and knowledgeable about my market and as for a lender, I would prefer to work with a local portfolio lender but I want to shop around for the best terms and rates I can get.

Everyone has made suggestions here and as you can see this site provides great value.

Hey everyone,I've got a commercial property, and a tenant is looking to sell his business, which would basically mean the business (a store) stays there, but is under a new owner.