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Jennifer H. Should I charge late fee on the first month?
3 March 2014 | 21 replies
the big thing on this is that if you extend a bit of grace to them at the start farther down the road when you have a slip up on your end they are more likely to give you a bit as well.
Bryan Hancock YOUR Definition Of Wealthy
5 March 2014 | 16 replies
Wealth.When I have time and finances to do what I want, whenever I want to do it, and from wherever I choose to be.The ability to be spontaneous without consequences.The opportunity to give generously to others with time or financially when my gut tells me to without thinking twice.
Robert H. Any good turnkey operations in Florida?
4 July 2015 | 19 replies
Much like in CA were you have millions of platted lots that the roads were never put in etc..
Rick D. Site Maps or Site Exhibits
25 October 2013 | 3 replies
Using Google Maps, Google Earth or any other version or combination of versions of free software out there, how can someone create a professional-looking site map to be used as a marketing exhibit showing a site:1) with the 1-3-5 miles rings around it, and2) showing the company logos of nearby, nationally recognized companies by importing said logos into the map and pasting them on top of the locations of those businesses, and3) inserting text blocks where, for instance, one could depict traffic counts of the frontage road by inserting the text block with the desired text into the map and pasting it on top of the road(s).Again, I want to do this all quickly, efficiently, professionally and for free.Can anyone suggest a process or software or make any recommendations?
Matt Liu Sellers says he "paid more" than tax record shows
27 October 2013 | 4 replies
Been down that road before, and nobody is going to show you proof of the felony fraud they committed.
Aaron Mazzrillo Multifamily Due Diligence
29 January 2015 | 18 replies
:NOTE: Important to keep the date of when these items were receivedFINANCIALS (get from Property Management Company or the Seller):Annual Operating Statements (for past 2 years)Monthly Operating StatementsYear to Date Operating StatementRent Roll for the last 2 yearsLast 3 month's Bank Deposits by the sellerBudget ForecastExisting Loan Documents ** ask if will take AssumptionSecurity Deposit Account StatementUtility DepositsRequest Schedule E if questionable financials, certified by accountant.OPERATING INFORMATION **** Must sort by importance:Management ContractCopy of all Lease Types (all leases delivered at closing)Concessionary RentsLease Expiration ReportUtility Bills (for Water, Sewer, Gas, Electric, CATV, Ethernet, Phone) - for past 2 yearsProperty Tax Bills - for past 2 yearsService Contracts (all currently under contract: trash, exterminating pests, maintenance, laundry, pool, elevator)Advertising ContractsPayroll Register (employment contracts)Operating Manuals (phone, computer, fire system, etc.)Insurance: Policy (premium disclosure)Insurance: Claim History (for past 3 years)Insurance: Carrier Risk AssessmentMiscellaneous Agreement (Vending, Pay Phone, etc)Capital Improvements and Maintenance History (for past 3 years)Incomplete Maintenance Requests (for last 3 month's maintenance requests)Yellow Pages Listing ContractCredit Bureau ContractPet PolicyCommission AgreementsRent.com reviewLEGAL AND PHYSICAL INFORMATION:THIRD PARTY INFORMATIONAppraisalDeedTitle PolicyLast Sale Price/DateTax Assessment: Land/BuildingSurvey (Get the original)Architectural PlanSite PlanInventory of Personal PropertyTools/Supplies InventoryBusiness LicenseZoning CertificationBuilding Code Compliance Letter ** Tell bad news fast to your investors; don't hold off on thisCertificate of Occupancy ** Tell bad news fast to your investors; don't hold off on thisRental Ordinances ** Tell bad news fast to your investors; don't hold off on thisLitigation History ** Tell bad news fast to your investors; don't hold off on thisTenant Estoppels (Optional at Closing) ** Tell bad news fast to your investors; don't hold off on thisBuilding PermitsMARKET INFORMATIONMarket Survey (3 - 5 nearest competitors)Existing Competitive Supply SurveysEnvironment Surveys - Phase I/Phase II, if necessaryEngineering ReportFire System Inspection ReportsElevator Maintenance Report (if applicable)Boiler Inspection ReportHVAC Inspection ReportLead Paint - Inspection reports / tenant waivers / historyMold - Inspection reports / tenant waivers / historyFuture Competitive Supply ForecastPictures - Aerial / GroundArea MapApartment AssociationApartment Guide ListingCopies fo All ADvertising, Brochures, Floor PlansDemographic Reports: Housing, Income, Employment (3 radii - 1 mile, 3 miles, 5 miles distance)Traffic Study and/or Road Improvement PlansNeighborhood Survey: Shopping, Schools, EmployersCrime Report
James Peoples Probate ?
12 May 2015 | 22 replies
I was taught by my mentors to recognize that there are two roads and alone must choose which one to take. 
Shelley Hilton When shopping Landlords, what are the biggest red flags?
9 March 2013 | 5 replies
The meticulous and well-done updating that could be found throughout the house made all parties involved feel that the inspection would be the merest formality: keys on Friday and all that.My sense of the owner situation is that he had a complete rewire planned for some years down the road, and is feeling mulish about having his hand forced.
Luis Becerra Tenants that are no longer a couple...what to do?
4 April 2013 | 10 replies
(Not saying I'm an experienced investor or anything because I'm not, I've only been in the game a couple of years and I'm a bigger pockets member in order to learn) Well the time has come for my first bump in the road in land lording.
Noah Campbell start with buy n hold or buy n flip
7 April 2013 | 41 replies
Some repairs might be necessary that can give you valuable experience in estimating repairs, meeting contractors, etc. that will pay off down the road when you are ready to fix and flip