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Eric Kang How do you choose a good property management company?
1 March 2016 | 3 replies
Con: They reduce my monthly cash flow (6 - 10%)Manage it myself:Pro: My cash flow is increased (at expense of time)Pro: Online tools make it easier for me to remotely manageCon: Time-consuming, especially during the leasing processHow to find a good property manager / leasing agentI go online and get reviews and quotes (Yelp, Thumbtack)I ask for 3 referrals or reach out to those people (note: I also ask tenants, since I want to make sure my tenants are happy and treated well)I ask what online tools and processes they use (for example, if they don't have an option to collect rent online ... then they seem pretty inefficient to me) I ask about transparency -- will they provide me with the background check, lease agreements, etc.?
Justin Patman Bandit Signs
7 March 2016 | 2 replies
But, as with everything don't lay all your eggs in 1 basket. try some other forms of advertisement, like Facebook, twitter, Instagram, craigslist, for example I don't have a lot of FB followers on my business page but, it get's me a lot of clicks to my website with a $5.00 boost campaign where I can collect data from buyers and sellers.
Rocky Verteramo Direct mail marketing
3 March 2016 | 10 replies
To be able to possibly get to a potential seller before a house goes on the market, I feel this is something I may have to try and do.Question #1 -  Where do I collect lists such as vacant home, absent owner, tax default or divorce / bankruptcy lists?
Rich Pierro Newbie looking for some confidence in my numbers....
3 March 2016 | 16 replies
Depending on the extensiveness of the rehab, 90 days might be a little more realistic.  
Account Closed Having an LLC and collecting unemployment
3 March 2016 | 2 replies
In the event I get laid off, can I collect unemployment with this type of business income (being a member of the LLC with my wife) owning rental properties?
Dhru Das New investor...Help needed regarding FHA 90 day flip rule
9 March 2016 | 17 replies
What kind of insurance coverage do you recommend for a fix and flip project...it will be a gut rehab as the house has extensive fire damage and everything will be replaced.
Shon Butani Areas near Manhattan where the 2% rule can actually work?
3 March 2016 | 10 replies
However, I don't buy a property without looking at the full picture (Collected Rents & actual Operating Expenses) and that's what the 2% rule-of-thumb fails to take into account.Happy investing!
Alan Berlin When to contact re:late rent
2 March 2016 | 2 replies
I try to maintain the relationship to continue to collect whatever I can each day/week depending on their story.
Jon Swift First time tenant screening
2 March 2016 | 11 replies
Each of her accounts (mortgage, auto loans, credit cards, collections, etc) will have a monthly history showing on time payment, 30 day, 60 day or 90 day late payments.
Joseph Hoot Deal Analysis Training - Athens, GA
30 May 2016 | 12 replies
I'd like to take this property as an example and see what input others have:Property: Athens, GAAsking Price: $69,900Description: 4/2 double (1,539sqft), You can invest $69,900 in this low maintenance investment and start collecting some good returns.