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Jerry Johnson Closing on 5 unit property
16 February 2016 | 7 replies
I would probably get the vacant unit fixed up and rented at market rents then work with tenants to increase rent or give them a couple months to find a new place (assuming they are on month to month).Keep in mind with tenants being in those places that long you will probably have higher than expected deferred maintenance in each unit so you make want to move tenant out and fix-up one at a time. 
Jacob Dame Partnering
12 January 2018 | 5 replies
Example being since you are a college student with a flexible schedule, run errands, do minor maintenance, or help an experience land lord in any way possible especially if they have a full time job.
Rob Grove wholesaling turnkey rental help!!!
16 February 2016 | 1 reply
*Property Tax*Maintenance Risk*Actual Construction Cost - you said paint & carpet that can be very relative*Vacancy*Time back to market post tenant turn---------My answer is no this is not a turnkey rental, again, this based on the true definition of Turnkey - How do you intend on managing it for the individual you plan on selling the note to?  
Nick Alvarez No go on 30 unit in Portland, OR.
4 March 2016 | 9 replies
We had seen an older appraisal before heading up there & were aware that there was some deferred maintenance needs. 
Skylar Dejesus Intriguing deal? JV Partners?
17 February 2016 | 6 replies
.= $2,600.00 Monthly Maintenance estimate= $340.00 Annual Taxes = $5,984.00 Monthly Vacancy Cost estimate= $75.00 Monthly Maintenance Expense % = 5.00% Monthly Capital Expense estimate= $370.50 Monthly Vacancy Expense % = 8.00% Monthly Property Management Fee $0.00 Monthly Capital Expense % = 5.00% Total Monthly Costs = $4,663.99 Monthly Property Management Fee % = 0.00% Monthly Profitt = $2,236.01 Rehab Costs = $0.00 Annual Profitt = $26,832.07 Purchase Costs = $0.00 Debt Coverage Ratio = 1.48 Monthly Rent $6,900.00 Annual ROI = 26.83% Money needed up front = $100,000.00 Months to break even= 44.72
Chris Sukala What do I need
16 February 2016 | 0 replies
I was thinking; any maintenance logs, the existing lease agreements and I read about a estoppel agreement.
Benjamin Johnson Hello from Southwest Michigan!
22 February 2016 | 5 replies
I am working towards expanding my lawn care into property services/maintenance/management too.Thank you in advance for all of the advice, welcome greetings, and belief!
Steve Rozenberg Working with Real Estate Agents to Lease Your Rental Properties
10 May 2016 | 2 replies
We have in-house staff for maintenance that are employees and then we have vendors.
Stephen Sokolow 1st Deal Review Question-HELP PLEASE
12 May 2016 | 7 replies
Maintenance $180/month Taxes $120/month. 
Steve Raysich Milwaukee Area Apartments
12 May 2016 | 2 replies
If you are driving and see visual indicators of deferred maintenance it may be looking into who the buyer and is trying to contact them.