I’m from a city outside of Cleveland but have been in Portland, OR for the past few years.

November of 2020 she installed four outside cameras facing every entrance two on the front door, one facing the driveway and one in the back of the building facing the back gate we drive through to get into our garage.

Windows from inside and outside with blinds or curtains opened and closed.

Stop and think about the difference between investing in either single family homes or multi-unit properties where you tenants stay an average of 2 years, you only need to collect the rents once every 30 days and maybe 1 or 2 times per year your tenant has some sort of maintenance issue like their water heater or garbage disposer goes on the blink.When you invest in airbnb's your cost to furnish them is higher, your cost to constantly rent them is higher, you may have 50 to 100 different tenants every year and you need to clean inside and outside every unit every time a guest leave.

The one that has the 2x4's under a tin roof outside.

I will be looking to see what the seller is willing to carry for sure, but outside of that, what options do I have? 

my account does have a restriction wherein i'm unable to take out a loan against the plan for a property outside of california (my home state). my intent is to invest out of state. in your experience have you ever had anyone roll over their roth ira funds into an escrow, perhaps?

I would love some advice on a situation we've run into with a triplex I'm trying to purchase just outside Detroit (River Rouge, MI).

From that perspective, you may want to inform the resident that a 3-year old really should never be left unsupervised outside and that your fence was for privacy, not to be used as a protective enclosure.

Hi Everyone,I was helping a client find a rental in the metro west area outside Boston and I noticed real estate agents who owned and managed the units they are listing were charging a brokerage fee to the potential tenant (my client) to move in to their home.I thought this was weird because why would an agent want to collect a fee from their potential tenant on top of first, last & security.