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Joshua Dorkin How high can Oil and Gold Go?
7 November 2007 | 12 replies
Check the recent major oil company's earnings.
J H My next question - finding distressed sellers
5 November 2018 | 25 replies
Using both letters and postcards will increase the likelihood that your targeted prospect will call you.There are three key components when prospecting via mailing out letters:Getting the prospect to open your letterGetting the prospect to read your messageCausing the prospect to take the action you indicateLarge companies have gone to expensive methods to trick us into opening their mail.
N/A N/A AHS Home Warranty
30 December 2007 | 8 replies
The initial cost ($350-$450) plus the per visit cost (another $50-$60 usually) and you only get your money back *if* you have something major go wrong and *if* they actually decide it is covered amongst the myriad of exclusions.
Didri Tonelli New Member Says Hello
15 December 2007 | 3 replies
He has been involved in this business for about 5 years (since he was layed off from a major company that he worked for for over 30 years).
Jason Vought Lease-Options?
11 February 2008 | 18 replies
Justin,Have you run into issues with the maintenance if something major went wrong?
N/A N/A looking inside home before auction
22 November 2008 | 19 replies
The only thing I am worried about is major problems inside.
Travis S. Best Way To Get The Numbers Right
14 January 2008 | 15 replies
Here's a few others, if you're trying to detail these out.6) Insurance7) Make ready costs when one tenant moves out before another moves in.8 ) Discounts given to lure in tenants (aka "economic vacancy")9) Advertising10) Legal fees11) Court costs12) Property management (which you can earn for yourself, if you do this yourself.)13) Major repairs (roof, furnace, plumbing)The problem with many of these is that they are sporadic.
Kamlesh G. 2% Rule in Metropolitan Cities...
1 June 2009 | 8 replies
Im looking at a SFH, split into 3 units, 3 blocks from a major university in downtown.
Scott Scribner Advice on making the jump?
23 December 2007 | 3 replies
The apartment roof is going to cost more to maintain, though, and a lot more people are going to be upset if you have major problem.Figure out what you're making now.
Joshua Dorkin Landlord Horror Stories
31 May 2008 | 33 replies
At the end I didn't even care about the money anymore, it was a matter of him leaving or me committing a major crime, so I'm glad he left before things escalated.