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Donald Francis Reese Jr. Need advice one tenant situation
1 June 2020 | 11 replies
It sounds bizarre, but most tenants (a) don't know how cheap the insurance is and never ask; (2) have been turned down for insurance in past because of poor credit and so don't like to risk being embarrassed, so never apply; and/or (3) made monthly insurance payments, missed a payment, were cancelled, nothing bad happened, and ended up feeling like they wasted their money. 
Sean Witherspoon What happened here? Tenant created problem?
3 June 2020 | 13 replies
They might be just as embarrassed for having you out to clean up soap.More than anything, I am surprised your home warranty did anything to help. 
Alfredo Villegas Equity explained please.
26 March 2021 | 5 replies
Just a question that I’m to embarrassed to ask.
Forrest Kalk What's the Market Going to Look Like in 2021?
13 February 2021 | 21 replies
But since your misconfidence is to such an embarrassing degree, not to mention borderline belligerent, what I think you should do is go out and make a big leveraged bet with your own money, not someone else's, on one of your predictions.If it works, keep rinsing and repeating- but don't forget the with your own money only part.Lol so in your world, everyone must be there own Doctor because it is "hubris" for a person who spends there career as an informed expert, to say what something looks to be and what a person should try to do for it. 
Patrick Kelly Real Estate Agent Tenant Fee
2 December 2016 | 5 replies
Moreover, however, I am embarrassed and appalled as a Realtor that this individual would ask for anything from you since 1) it is a short term rental that you advertised no fee paid and they didn't ask first, and 2) you are doing that person a favor by accepting a short term rental in their clients' time of need and most likely desperation.
Keith Jourdan Analyze this potential flip
18 December 2016 | 4 replies
Remember, If your offer is not embarrassing, it may be to high
Robert Lorenz Door knocking pitch
21 June 2016 | 7 replies
Why bring up the most embarrassing part of their lives as a total stranger? 
Stephanie Cabral LESSONS LEARNED FROM MY 3RD BRRR.
26 July 2016 | 54 replies
@Gainet Mata - a generic suggestion is to start making offers, even if they seem embarrassing to make.
Wesley W. Improvements to rental units
4 July 2016 | 6 replies
I'm embarrassed to say that I never knew you could post images to these forums.  
Michael Durand Need direction - Want to start flipping
5 July 2016 | 12 replies
The most important things you need to know is.......How to find your deal - power prospecting - distressed properties - ugly houses - sellers with problems - houses with problems.Next - how to negotiate - some investors say "If the seller doesn't cry - your offer is too high".You also have to be prepared with a well designed contract of sale that gives you -----Right of possession - disclosures to assign your contract -Full Disclosures - a profit disclosures - assignment disclosure - and a an important clauses to say what happens if you can't find an assignee and you have to walk away without a profit while the seller looks at you very disappointed - make sure you don't embarrass yourself using unproved flip techniques - get it right the first  time, get educated on the right way to do a flip deal.