Brand new water heater but tenant is calling in about no hot water heater, leaking faucet (which were new and installed by seller), leaking kitchen sink.

It took four months and a ton of emails and calls.

I looked at it last night and DFW is all over the place- some areas are better than others I used a site called Snapforce that pulls data from Zillow.

My question would be what happens if the bank calls the loan due to the sale?

If you hire a property manager, they will most likely have a maintenance team that takes care of emergency calls for you.Definitely do a sewer scope inspection.

Then, you can go the off-market route, and contact the owners directly via direct mail, door knocking, or cold calling the owners and asking them if they'd have any interest in selling. 2.

Long story long, call me a ‘one percenter’ because I made it through interview #1 and was accepted into the program by the director—pretty cool, or so I thought.Immediately upon receiving an ‘offer’ to join, I was emailed a “Real Estate Profit Sharing Agreement’ to review and sign on the spot.

Hi Keith,Each methods of deal sourcing – from door knocking, driving for dollars, direct mails, cold calling, agent sourcing, county lists, auctions to on market- deals – come with advantages/disadvantages but they all work. 

She is having other people stay there (against the lease),  do they automatically become trespassers at that point in which I can have them removed by calling the police?

I've already have set up a cold calling station as well.