I've been a web applications developer for the last 12 years, and I'm really excited to mix my tech skills and entrepreneurial drive with some purposeful investing.I have some experience as that typical "accidental landord" and have held my first home as a rental for the last 10 years.

One of the condos I own had sent a letter to owners indicating that some units have had leaks coming from the bathtub's faulty diverter valves (likely due to poor pieces from the developer) and it recommended all owners should change them as if leaks occur they would be held responsible for any damage to the building and other units.I spoke to my plumber who had a look and said that the diverter valves are inside the walls which are inside my unit and the other units that he has fixed in the same building were all held responsible for going into the walls and fixing the plumbing.

I do not currently have any properties in west Salem but I do know the area and have family that live in both the newer area in the hills and some what older area near Salemtowne; I have previously lived in west Salem and helped develop one of if not the largest apartment complex there in west Salem. 

Hello:I wanted to get everyone's opinion on an issue - analyzing a standard deal vs. a prospective house hack.Here is-are the hypothetical-facts:Let's get say for the sake of this discussion, my target for a standard deal is 12% CoC return when running the numbers on a standard multifamily deal.Let's say I currently pay $1500 a month in rent.

I am looking for good opportunities for a fix and flip wholesale deal in Jacksonville too.If you get any prospects that you pass on... please share let me know.

Long distance investing seems a little intimidating at first, but I think by developing the right team, and with family close by, I'll be able to make it a success.I'd love to chat with anyone in the area and connect with the community.

I am a Realtor, as well as an investor and developer, and am always willing to help in any way that I can. 

Hello,Has anyone came across an issue where there was foundation damage due to tenant neglecting to water the yard or failing to report a water leak / report developing cracks in the walls?

My findings have led me to: Jacksonville, Tampa, and Austin.In my Jacksonville research I am seeing:- A trend that the market is moving away from the more expensive coastal areas and moving towards i-95 in Baker & Nassau county, as it is more affordable and provides easier access to downtown Jacksonville- There has been significant development in the counties directly south of Jacksonville including St.

Put yourself in the shoes of your prospect.