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Becky Watkins Facebook?
21 April 2011 | 8 replies
I never discuss my rental business on FB unless it is to promote a vacancy to rent.
Account Closed Blog Posts
19 May 2011 | 7 replies
We corrected the URL and the post as a result.As for the front page, posts that are general interest will show, while hyper-local, adsy, promotional, or poor quality posts will all be removed.
Bill Gulley I WANT TO BE A ROCK STAR, BUT I CAN'T SING
30 October 2013 | 20 replies
Really, I just want to be a rock star for the money and fame, I'm not really interested in promoting the music industry or making any contributions to the community, so, what's the quickest way to be a rock star?
Dominika M Renter psychology
8 November 2013 | 18 replies
In many cases, the net is negative.If you buy into the "starter house", "move up house", "mini-mansion", "downsizing house" scheme that's also promoted you're almost certainly negative.
Phillip Mazur When do you hire help?!?
15 November 2013 | 4 replies
Here are the numbers to put this into perspective:4 identical 2 story units2bed, 1.5 bath w/ parking and laundryPurchase price $150k + $5k buyer premium 25% down = $37,500 cashRepair estimate $40kActual repairs so far $55k (mostly credit)Rent $900min $1100maxMonthly Expenses $2200mo estimated (plus credit payments until paid off)I have utilized my excellent credit to fund a majority of the repairs on 0% interest credit card offers in hopes of having the tenants pay a majority of the debt prior to the promotion expiration.
Frank Inman Second investment property idea... Good or Bad?
24 January 2015 | 4 replies
You will have to drop the price significantly to entice someone to buy it.
Ben Leybovich The most Violent Confrontation
4 January 2015 | 94 replies
& it is a tough business.However, I would rather be threatened &/or verbally abused by transient tenants residing in a building generating double digit p.a. returns than a employer demanding 70 hrs a week, while living in false hope of a 1-3% p.a. raise & the anticipation of a promotion into greater servitude.
Paul Winka How to avoid wasting time showing the house to buyers?
3 November 2016 | 25 replies
Add on the shenanigans and deceptions like posters in this thread promote and it is quite evident why many choose to work around laws rather than get a license.
Jacob Tudor Lender Dropped the Ball and Cost Us Thousands!
4 November 2016 | 32 replies
To handle more business, Wells apparently promoted a bunch of the experienced processors to managers, and hired a bunch of entry level employees to do the processing.
Joe Splitrock 1000th Post So Why Are You Here?
1 December 2016 | 16 replies
For the public good" is a business ethic that promotes business in a community, if the public is not in good standing then business opportunities are limited.Doing the right thing is never wrong.