Jeff Owens
Advice needed on bringing rent to market value.
1 November 2013 | 6 replies
I try to maintain a balance, and very much try show I appreciate them for what they do for me financially.
Delin W.
Owner as Property Manager... LLC for negligence liability?
30 April 2012 | 15 replies
Here in Utah, it's like $15 a year to maintain LLCs (something like $70 to establish) so mine as well have a bunch :)
Account Closed
TDP (AKA: The #$@^ Pool
3 July 2011 | 10 replies
I had never maintained a pool an in a month figured it out.
Becky Flack
Divorcing couple with shared rental property.
11 July 2011 | 5 replies
Rights of the other partner if the managing partner does not maintain the property or follow the contracted arrangements.
Tiger Sun
Any very young investors out there?
20 February 2012 | 53 replies
Just know your stuff and maintain a sense of confidence.
Ben Bakhshi
I am concerned about investor complacency. How to deal with rise prices, decreasing CAP rates?
16 February 2013 | 2 replies
You are adding value by answering phones for tenants, valuing property, maintaining the home, etc.
Abdul R.
QE3 and Real Estate - Your thoughts
19 September 2012 | 42 replies
If we did this we could at a minimum maintain revenue instead of losing it through dumb *** tax cuts that people don't feel.All for 2.5 trillion.... how much did we give the banks again???
Eddie Werner
First time dealing with PM companies
22 October 2012 | 7 replies
My job does require that I travel and I would like to spend more time with my family rather than maintaining the properties.
Jason McCain
Earth Sheltered Multi-Family Strategy--Your Thoughts?
1 December 2012 | 2 replies
I plan on constructing the kitchen and baths with maintenance costs in mind to keep them simple, timeless and easily maintained.
Faisal Sami
$34k Duplex with $400/month positive cash-flow
21 September 2017 | 29 replies
.* Generally have higher gross rent yields (admittedly expenses can be higher due to common utilities and common area mainatenance, offset by economies of scale over time)Once I have 7 or 8 conventionally financed multis (mostly 2 and 3 BR units to avoid transients as much as possible, and to capture large Section 8 allotments), I plan to focus on SFRs for buy-and-hold, using local bank financing.Advantages of SFRs:* Greater rental demand, quicker tenant placement * Longer tenancies typically* Better resale options, including O/O buyers* Tenants pay all utilities, maintains yard* Can rent under lease-option if desired* Less concentration, more diversification* More liquid; if cash needed can sell one houseDoes this seem like a reasonable approach?