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Chris C. Time to Face Federal Compliance Issues of Mobile Home Lending
10 January 2013 | 38 replies
Howdy Chris and Ken,Ken great outline and PSA for everyone.
Joe Salimao Is landlording as bad as they make it?
16 April 2009 | 25 replies
There are many threads on this but some examples of what I mean by this is do you have a policy and procedures manual outlining how you manage your properties?
J. Lamar Ferren Attention Birddogs: This is a Must Read For You! (7 Steps To Get Started Now)
24 October 2017 | 101 replies
I just want to outline your responsibilities as a birddog and how to avoid pitfalls, which may discourage your efforts.
Travis Geary First Tenant Nightmare...suggestions appreciated
18 February 2014 | 24 replies
Stick by whatever your lease outlines for late fees and send proper notice about that.
Diana T. Don't have the Down Payment but want to own rental property
30 September 2012 | 28 replies
I don't know your specific market but I believe that would be extremely difficult to cash flow with numbers like that after expenses.Owning rental property is a capital intensive business and not having adequate reserves could lead to making bad decisions.I would spend some time on BP reading about the 50% and 2% rule when evaluating properties as well as discussions that outline the true costs of owning and operating rental property.I would assume that want to get into owning rental property to enhance the quality of your life.
Account Closed Wholesaling and Bandit Signs?
11 May 2017 | 11 replies
I've already teamed up with an agent who is also an investor who has outlined specific areas in which his buyers and himself are interested.
Art Maydan Broker Won't Schedule New Showings, Already Under Contract
20 April 2016 | 7 replies
Meanwhile, is what I’ve outlined the best game plan?
Mabel L. Simple Passive Investor from California
15 July 2016 | 39 replies
@Mabel Lung at the risk of being called a vulture, I'd still like to welcome you to BP ;) The reasons you outlined for being interested in turnkey are spot on and, while there are definitely ways to make money closer to home or through other avenues, if you find a provider you really trust, turnkey can be one of the easiest ways to generate passive income.Full disclosure, I am the CEO of Spartan Invest, a full service turnkey outfit in Birmingham, AL, but being on the other side of the contract doesn't mean we providers don't have plenty of useful information to share!
Christopher Dunson Property with Ex Girlfriend Looking for Best Solution
11 June 2018 | 4 replies
The important part of the outline we had for the deal was:1-We would Split all equity 50/50 after the following:2-Her 20k returned with agreed return if not already paid by the other deal.3-My 20k reduction in PP on property paid back upon sale.Despite in my opinion, the Air BNB being a business, and that should remain separate, and all terms the same rather we are together or not, she just wants the property out of her name, and for me to have full responsibility, ownership, and to have as little as possible, or nothing to do with the property.There are conventional ways to do things that are perfect, and there are non conventional ways to do things that if done properly have a very high rate of success.The loan is an FHA loan that I do not qualify for on my own at the moment, but may qualify for in 6-12 months.So far, title has offered me the option of a quitclaim deed into my name and I will take responsibility of the mortgage and the entire ownership of the property.
Kristen Ray Tenant or no tenant that is the question?
26 February 2018 | 11 replies
When we have bought properties, we leave them with an introduction letter during the walk through (typically the day before closing) stating that we have a copy of the lease and outlining the general terms of it (rent amount, end date, etc) and let them know that their security deposit will be transferred to us at closing.