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Ron Manes Newbie on bigger pockets, long time rental investor
16 April 2015 | 9 replies
This one needs work and would rent when finished. 
John Pruner Do you get your money back on these items?
12 April 2015 | 10 replies
Unless everything is selling for above asking price then I would do the work and even if everything is selling above asking price I'd probably do the work and up my asking price.  
Alvin Grier How to Encourage a Counteroffer from Homeowners?
15 April 2015 | 1 reply
sometimes, we never hear from them again.Our goal, is for them to at least reply with a counter offer, instead of them just saying that our offer "won't work," and leaving it at that.When it comes to dealing with fellow investors, we all know that there's usually some "wiggle room" for negotiations, thus getting a counteroffer from another investor happens all the time.Homeowners aren't always willing to counter, so therein lies the challenge.So my question:How do you go about encouraging homeowners to reply with a counter-offer if they don't like your initial offer?
Barbara G. BRRR Have WE GONE TOO FAST? A Financial Diary
15 August 2017 | 28 replies
That's exhausting.Now the 2 Duplexes that we have gone to contract on is demanding Paper work and Paper work that should cover buying the Empire State Building and that is driving us crazy and they are still demanding more, they even want to know the ages of the children, and where every cent we are putting down comes from and On and On.  
Robert Guilfoyle HML Draws
26 April 2016 | 5 replies
You have to "front" the work and then get reimbursed, and that's why they want to see cash reserves.  
Dan Costantino 1 of 3 roommates wants to break the lease.
1 November 2015 | 9 replies
Make them do the leg work and like you said, make sure the new roommate fits your criteria and it should be fine.
Levi Lill New Member in Lexington KY
23 November 2015 | 5 replies
To learn and make money in the process.I'm hoping to meet some intelligent and driven people to invest with, but I won't be starting my investing quite yet, there's still much to learn.If you have need for a person to do side jobs, leasing, maintenance, or renovations, please reach out to me, I always enjoy extra work and meeting people.I'm new to Bigger Pockets but it seems like the perfect place to help me reach my goals.Hope to talk to you guys soon!
Don Daniels I'd like to do it better this time
20 May 2014 | 3 replies
It's pretty easy to look at potential candidates' prior work and ratings that they've received from previous employers.Another option you could do would be to set up a Google Voice account.
Jose Diaz How much do you spend on marketing monthly?
10 June 2014 | 29 replies
Oh and I usually get my list of targeted prospect free, It takes more time because its alot of foot work and chasing down I don't buy absentees AT ALL...
Jason Alsup New BP member from Greenville, South Carolina
22 June 2014 | 14 replies
I have seen several active BP members here that are in the areas I work and live and look forward to networking with like minded individuals.