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Alejandro Sosa House Pictures for the MLS
4 April 2016 | 21 replies
By hiring a professional, I have quality photographs delivered to my inbox and do not have to ask myself if the home is adequately photographed or make subsequent trips to the home to take additional photos.If you are an experienced photographer that others ask to take their photos, then you can do it yourself.
Joe Martella Jamestown, NY
9 July 2023 | 10 replies
Good morning BP Members:I have a question. 
Linda Weygant Anatomy of an Eviction
2 January 2016 | 48 replies
Have everything printed out and ready to go (I have since I filed the court case).This morning I got an email from a person who claims that the tenant has applied to rent a place from her.  
Brandon Turner Rental Investors: How many Checking Accounts do you have?
17 November 2016 | 60 replies
What if somebody trips & breaks their neck in property A, and you are found negligent?
Angelica Trygar Not sure what to do
16 July 2016 | 3 replies
Ever since these people moved in they have been a nightmare random men leaving at early times in the morning and staying overnight.
Greg L. Rooming House Management Advice
26 July 2022 | 8 replies
I'm thinking of requiring the same for the roomers to avoid weekly trips to collect money.  2) To minimize the cost of turnover and to avoid getting stiffed on the rent, I will require all roomers to pay the first week, last week and the security deposit upon move-in. 
Randy E. Pop Goes The Plan
23 July 2016 | 9 replies
Good Morning Randy,Dont be so hard on yourself.
Trent Kruessel Crazy Neighbor
28 July 2016 | 3 replies
When the seller told her their asking price, she complained that it was too expensive and they should lower the price because they couldn't afford it.Now we are closing next week and the appraiser and my loan officer visited the house this morning and called me saying the neighbor approached them and started asking questions about what they were doing and telling them there were terrible foundation issues with the house.  
Morne Smart Newbie - Cincinnati, OH
1 August 2016 | 7 replies
I'm Morne Smart; I live in Singapore. 
Adrian Smude How I purchased my first mobile home in a park
19 April 2017 | 2 replies
This started out with a sign for a vacant lot for sale that use to have a mobile home on it.A lady by the name of Ashley called showing a ton of interest, but we couldn't come to an agreement on price.A few days later she told me she was no longer interested because she was going to sell the mobile home she planned to move onto the lot.Of course I replied asking for more about the mobile home she now needed to sell.We discussed it and I set an appointment for the next morning to see it.Everything was as she explained over the phone.I told I'd have an answer for her within 3 hours because I needed to go to a closing on a property.Before/after my closing I spoke with the park manager and the man she purchased the mobile home from.