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Jennifer Rysdam Can I deny based on my husband's experience with people's kids?
22 May 2017 | 18 replies
The girl was fine, but the two little boys acted like they were on hyper sugar caffeine pills.
Kendall Vrana Could use some advice on LLC
2 June 2017 | 12 replies
If we set up so that the parent LLC is a member of the "baby" LLC, can funds from the parent LLC be used for the baby LLC?
Scott Graham What is your COLLEGE DEGREE IN!?
30 July 2019 | 262 replies
This was great because I could tell girls at parties I was going to be a rocket scientist...3 years in, switched it over to industrial engineering when it became clear to me that the aerospace industry was dependent on defense contracts and jobs were getting hard to come by. 
James Rodgers Success with previously evicted tenants? Anyone?
13 August 2023 | 44 replies
(That's how I got it) So they were all giddy that it was for rent now and that they were actually standing in the house.They have 3 little girls, just like me. 
David Song Why to avoid < 50 k properties
2 July 2018 | 338 replies
The other triplex we purchased at $49,500 we are $16K into renovations its yields $2250/mo with a break even of $700/mo, we estimate another $30K will get the house in great condition(windows, account for $15K of that).The $130K property purchased in 2013 now values at $500KThe $49.5K property purchased in 2016 now values at $82KThese are all great comparables because of the cost of acquiring these properties in terms of cash to close are relatively close.In reality, the Toronto renters there quality is A-/B+ or on a scale of 0-100 prob an 88 (both families where the earners work in Engineering or Technology)The Detroit renters their quality ranges from 75-95 where the income earners are Trust Fund Babies(I consider the lowest grade), Medical Resident, Consultant at a Big 4 Accountant Firm, A Law Library Librarian, Marketing Professional, and Electrician.The high cashflow rentals fuel the ability to purchase the rentals in more "desirable" areas.
Adam L. Should I start a LLC?
5 September 2017 | 19 replies
People invest in their business/company and take care of it like it's their baby and for good reason.  
David Zheng Help me. I'm scared.
9 October 2017 | 5 replies
Just take baby steps and see where it takes you.
Alex Johnston How to split bills with a girlfriend if you own 100% equity
2 September 2021 | 78 replies
Keep all utilities, cable, HOA, in your name only and title of property.Either you put a ring on this girls finger.. or she'll end up ringing your neck down the road..There is no fair way of splitting expenses,, your gaining equity on property,,, and have tax write off's she won't.. so keep that in mind.
Andrew Korver How to manage a large number of applicants?
16 September 2017 | 19 replies
You didn't skip over the couple with the baby and take the two "singles" who are doing an apartment share because you didn't want to deal with possible lead paint exposure down the line.
Tim Wittenborn Trying not to get impatient with auctions....
25 September 2017 | 13 replies
Old real estate agents who have huge personal good-old-boy and girl networks to draw on, membership in the local social organizations, maybe did a stint on a local school board or a municipal council, that kind of thing.Especially when it comes to buying local rental properties, you can't do better than old landlords who only own one or two urban residential duplexes that they inherited from Daddy way back when, places that have provided them just an ever-dwindling bit of rental income all their lives in exchange for a bit of hands-on maintenance.