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Scott Roper 1 Dog Has Now Turned Into 2
7 June 2015 | 14 replies
In exchange for this permission, the Tenant agrees as follows:1.To keep no more than 1 domestic dog(s) as described below.2.To pay additional rent in the amount of $ 0 per month; or3.To deposit with the Landlord a "Non-refundable Pet Deposit" in the amount of $ 250 which shall be held as security for the faithful performance of this pet Agreement and shall be used upon the termination or expiration of this Agreement for the purposes of cleaning the Premises.4.To keep the pet from causing any annoyance or discomfort to others and to immediately remedy any complaints concerning the pet.5.To keep the pet from damaging any property belonging to the Landlord or others.6.To immediately pay for any injury, damage, loss, or expense caused by the pet (In this regard, it is expressly understood that at no time shall the Tenant apply any part of the Pet Deposit towards such amounts due, but rather, the Tenant shall make restitution immediately and separately from the Pet Deposit.7.To keep the pet under control at all times.8.To keep the pet restrained, but not tethered, when it is outside of the Premises.9.Not to leave the pet unattended for any unreasonable periods.10.To hold the Landlord harmless from all liability arising from the Tenant's ownership or keeping of the pet, including but not limited to any liability resulting from the Landlord turning said pet over to local pet policing authorities should the pet be found unsupervised.11.To dispose of the pet's droppings properly and quickly.Also, to coordinate the cleanup of the pet’s droppings with the weekly lawn maintenance.12.To insure that the pet will wear the appropriate Local Animal License, a valid Rabies Tag and tag bearing the owners name and phone number.All licenses and tags must be kept current.13.Tenant agrees to control flea infestation and will exterminate if necessary, and upon demand, in any and all areas affected with full cost to be paid by tenant. 14.Tenant agrees that Landlord will not be responsible for the injury, harm, or death of the animal, and agrees to hold Landlord harmless for any damages suffered as a result of any harm caused on the animal or by the animal upon another person, guest or employee.
Jeremy Jackson Duplex rental analysis.......could this be my first?!
1 June 2015 | 3 replies
Separate electric meters.Asking:  24,900Needed repairs:  15kRent income:  M-850      A-10,200Taxes:  M-43.60      A-523.15Insurance:  M-45      A-540Vacancy:  42.50PM:  68Maint:  42.50Capex:  42.50Water:  75Total expenses:  M-359.10      A-4309.20Net cashflow:  M-490.90         A-5890.80Property appr rate:  2%Rent appr rate:  2%No debt service.  
Precious Thompson Renting to Family/Friends
6 August 2015 | 3 replies
From me, in return for this discount, she gets a no-hassle tenant who keeps her place clean and always pays the rent on time. 
Leo A. Rehab Questions (First Short Sale)
2 June 2015 | 4 replies
.- Electrical not to code.
Vince Wiley Duplex Deal Analysis
1 June 2015 | 1 reply
This would bring my numbers as follows:Monthly Rent - 1500Principal and interest - 693Taxes - 1850 yr (154 month) estimating conservatively Insurance - 1200 yr (100 month) also an estimateCapex - 150 month Maintenance - 150 monthVacancy - 120 month (8%)No property management due the self managingTenants are responsible for all utilities (separate meters for electricity, gas and water.  
Cynthia Hartley Should housemates' rent be claimed as income?
2 June 2015 | 2 replies
Hi all,Can/Should a homeowner with housemates claim the income (rent) and a portion of expenses (landscape maintenance, cleaning service, utilities, home repairs) on taxes as a business expense, if it is the homeowner's primary residence?
Damian Baynes Security System discount
1 June 2015 | 5 replies
For example, I read somewhere that having the electrical in a house updated could qualify for a discount but it didn't specify if that applies to rental properties as well.
Nikki Robinson Bandit Sign Marketing Results
21 January 2018 | 46 replies
He gets paid $100 every weekend to keep about six houses clean for an elderly woman who's husband passed last year.
Rishi Patel First Property.....Need Insights!!
4 June 2015 | 16 replies
I want to live in one unit and rent two other.Asking - 249000All three units are rented.Monthly - 2200 ( for Two units, since I am going to live in the third unit)Taxes: $7,663> Insurance: $3,495> Oil: $2,600> Management fee at 6.5%: $2340> Sewer and Garbage: $1100> Lawn and Snow: $900> Water: $840> Cleaning: $400> Electric: $240> Rent License: $115> Vacancy: 2640> Total: $ 22333.00> Net Income is therefore 26400 - $22333 = $4067Am i missing anything?
Brian Kraft What to Do--Brand New Tenant Wants Out for Medical Reasons
3 June 2015 | 16 replies
If it were me, I'd ask her to give her notice (it will be short of whatever your minimum is) and tell her that the day after she moves and you confirm that everything is in order (move out inspection, damages, cleaning, etc.) then you'll begin showing it to prospective tenants.