Sunny Rajvansh
Notice to Quit in Connecituct
13 August 2020 | 0 replies
This one is related to the current situation. if a tenant is not able to pay the rent due to the hardship of the pandemic, can i ask for a paper proof from the tenant not having a job or cut down in their hours?
Andrés Uribe
Switching hard money loan after 3 months
31 December 2021 | 0 replies
How were you not able to make it work?
Thomas Hartin
Benefits of "scaling up"?
19 May 2020 | 2 replies
Here is an article about valuing multifamily real estate.What you asked for: (pros and cons of holding onto the small multifamily)Pros:Easier to manage yourself with less unitsAbility to diversify where these properties are and minimize risk (one property suffers, others can help carry the expense)Invest in each property as needed, able to spread out expenses over a long period of timeCons:You are not able to scale as quickly as 1 large MF unitHarder to self manage - expense for management feeYou will have to replace 5 small roofs instead of 1 large roof (this goes for A/Cs, Furnaces, Water Heaters, etcThere are a lot of pros and cons to both.
Michael Speck
Squatter strategy in Georgia will this work?
29 April 2023 | 16 replies
The part of the original post I personally feel the most frustrated by is hearing that police are not able to remove someone from the property until September.
Michael Spittler
My landlord sucks...should I buy him out?
16 August 2017 | 12 replies
If you're not able to do it, it would probably be well worth the cost to get an inspection/PCR done now.Three, have you talked to any commercial bankers?
Jeff Petsche
$200K+ in Starting Capital. Several SFRs or go Multi-Family?
10 September 2017 | 22 replies
Why are you not able to get a 30 year amortized loan for a SFR property through US Bank?
Matt Greer
what do you consider to be good rate from a lender?
21 August 2017 | 6 replies
I've heard VU has lower rates but Navy Fed has better service, USAA has amazing service and lower fees but they are notably higher rates than Navy Fed.
Samantha Baker
Manufactured home teardown worth it?
16 October 2017 | 0 replies
Not able to enter, foundation issues, exterior wall caving in, roof seperating from the home, walls and celings could fall in, floors caving in." $6,750 asking price but the only way I would take this is by negotiating this down several thousand if possible because this is a manufactured home, that can't even be listed because of its conditions.
Samantha Baker
Manufactured home tear down? Bad idea?
16 October 2017 | 0 replies
Not able to enter, foundation issues, exterior wall caving in, roof seperating from the home, walls and celings could fall in, floors caving in." $6,750 asking price but the only way I would take this is by negotiating this down several thousand if possible because it's a manufactured home, that can't even be listed because of its conditions.
Luke Grieshop
If there is a correction...
2 November 2017 | 22 replies
Something to watch out for next year will be how the Fed unravels it’s giant balance sheet.