Wave Taylor
FSBO-Multi unit property
5 February 2016 | 3 replies
The nice thing about buying from other landlords is that since they're already used to getting monthly payments (rent) with small downs (security deposits) they're often very receptive to selling on land contract or other forms of seller financing.
James Lapp
Advice on loaning to house flippers for renovation budget
5 February 2016 | 3 replies
I am considering lending them this amount but would like to secure the loan with collateral. 1.
George Cen
Have applicants/renters run their own credit reports?
30 March 2016 | 16 replies
If you deny an applicant or take any adverse action (i.e. charge higher security deposit, require co-signer, etc) based on information in their consumer credit file, then you should be sending them an adverse action letter which basically tells them what consumer reporting agency supplied the info you relied on, the contact info for that agency, and how they can get a free copy of their own credit report.
David Lewis
Term vs Whole Life Insurance (detailed tabular values and more)
7 February 2016 | 18 replies
Any loan you want to take against the whole life policy is secured with the policy values, which are restored when the loan is paid off.
Kelsy Davis
Lease-Option (Rent-To-Own) / Rent Credits / Georgia
5 February 2016 | 2 replies
Will a rent credit trigger the Frank-Dodd Act, or qualify as some sort of securities trading?
Debra Lamm
New member Akron/NE Ohio - Single Family Buy and Hold
26 March 2016 | 29 replies
I'm now trying to secure some funding so that I can move forward.
Justin Edgerly
Ready to jump in, but not sure how!
6 February 2016 | 11 replies
Her income is only $1300/month of Social Security.
Justin Dixon
21 years old first time buy and hold, how should I start?
12 February 2016 | 32 replies
You'd be able to secure favorable, owner-occupied financing; force some sweat equity; get your feet wet as a landlord and start to learn the ropes; and down the line, depending on how things go, you could turn it into a full-time rental and either rinse or repeat or move onto a different strategy to obtain future rentals.
Lindsay Nguyen
Annoying Tenant
7 February 2016 | 15 replies
First mistake, provided a free incentive to please and secure your tenant, you should always stick to the rules, you must charge accordingly, always enforce pro-rated terms, if/as stated in your contract ease terms.I always like to say that an exception, quickly extends into the rule (As a general rule of thing, we absolutely do not bend on any rule and enforce every element (within reason))Another view is that if you are the individual, the owner, the landlord, the point of communication, it is more difficult to distance yourself from the emotional element, sometimes the emotional attachment to the asset, will shut down your business side of thinking for a brief weak moment, you must restrain from that.
James Norton
Lease Purchase
20 February 2017 | 7 replies
I am only looking to facilitate the transaction, bringing the tenant buyer and landlord seller together.In my state a lessor can only collect at most first, last and a security not to exceed first months rent.