Hope all is well. I own one rental property and am looking to purchase another. I refinanced the property around five years ago to help with the down payment for my primary residence. The current condo I own is non-wa...

Anyways, with there being so many moving parts and deadlines I didn’t want to take it on by myself and it was such a good sized deal I told my friend if he could navigate the courts I’d partner with him.

Hey Fred, I moved to Columbus a few years ago (from Portland, Oregon which was super expensive) to become a full time real estate investor, and ever since, I've completed quite a lot of BRRRRs, flips, and own a successful rental portfolio here in Columbus Ohio.

If you charged a pet deposit, it should be used for any damages after they move out. 

We bought a house in DFW (Casa View area) 2 years ago thinking we would be moving in.

I would say that if you have a great relationship with your investor and you know that if things go south, they will pay you back, then you could potentially move forward with the deal.If you'd still like to move forward as a gator lender then there are 3 main things you will want to focus on:1.

Greenville county is a hot area.33 people per day moving to the area.

Heres the situation:The property currently has tenants, the owner has told the tenants that he is selling the property and they will have to move out.The tenants asked if they could stay till the end of May.The already have a place they are moving to, they just can't move in till June 1Very reasonable, the tenants seem like they will not cause any issuesI would like to hold 10 or 15k in escrow until the tenants move out, I just dont know how to word that on a Florida offer/ contract.Any help would be great!

I have spoken to a RE attorney 10 miles away in "town" and he advised that I send a Termination Notice be first and the owners have to cure their May late payment within 30 days of the served notice (or move out).  

Did you move somewhere after Nov 2023?