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Carrie Giordano The Importance of Reserves
6 June 2018 | 34 replies
For capex make a list of your capital expenditures such as your roof or hvac calculate the cost to replace and divide that number by how many years it probably has left and the.
Stephanie Hardy Tenants break up - one wants to renew lease
1 April 2019 | 11 replies
That child and the roommates asked for the check to be divided equally among all tenants since there was a disagreement among the roommate and one left early, but the company would not do that. 
Kel S Do you do lease/options? Thoughts on those?
14 June 2009 | 17 replies
Terms:1.5 - 3% down (depending on the market and the buyer)1-5 years (depends on the buyer 100% - why they need the time and how long to get that resolved)The longer the term generally the higher the down (generally - sometimes I do 1% a year - even if I want 3% down and they need 5 yeas i will divide the 5/3 and give them a yearly rate - i want the psychology for them of having to pay more for each year even if they really are not)100% non- refundable I always give them rent creditSuccess.....I have done a lot of them most without success for the buyers - great success for me - as the down payment offers extra cash.
Donna Drake The home I want to buy is lost in paperwork somewhere
28 August 2010 | 11 replies
Perhaps you can contact the executor of the will (that lawyer you've been in contact with, perhaps) and buy it directly from the estate and let the executor divide up the cash.
Ritch Shepherd Should I put props in LLC
10 November 2008 | 10 replies
The next question here might be how and why to divide properties up among LLCs.Would it be best to do it by 'type' of property?
Eddie Ziv Do you provide internet to your tenants?
26 July 2010 | 16 replies
If divided by two is just $15 per unit which any tenant will gladly pay......These advertising works mostly for young students or young single /couple starters.which definitely need internet and are on a budget.Big family or older tenants are less attracted as they usually will get a bundle with internet,phone and cable/satellite.Students or young tenants usually don't need phone service as they get along well will their cellphones, or don't spend too much time in front of a TV, but they really need to keep up with internet.At first it was dissapointing as the line had issues and the tenants thought i was their IT repair man,after verizon got everything under control i did set up the modem in the basement stairs where both tenants have access to it.Authorized verizon to talk to them for any technical issue and they were provided with verizon phone number.Problem solved!....
Sharad M. Location, Location, Location vs. Numbers, Numbers, Numbers!!!!!
8 June 2010 | 55 replies
I just divide it by 2 (50% rule) and look at it from a dividend perspective.
Account Closed Managing Staff - I just hired my first office manager!
18 February 2013 | 8 replies
For a while we were able to divide up all the work in the field, as well as get all the paperwork done at the office.
Jon Carter Help!! My Wife Only Gave Me $10K
30 December 2016 | 125 replies
But the land was a perfectly dividable rectangle with even fro have wider than depth.I didn't realize what a rare gem I had found at  the time