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Philip Hy Are buy and hold's really making money? Big picture question
21 May 2017 | 148 replies
It's an A property that will cash flow 1k a month (3.25% interest rate bought at the bottom of the market as a short sale) that we should be able to keep rented with Doctors and Nurses.  
Steven Kleppin Upfront costs when buying an Apt building
10 September 2019 | 9 replies
@Steven Kleppin If someone were to get lead poisoning living in the building you would be liable for the medical bills & all other costs associated.
Tyler Brantley looking for a whole seller in eastern NC.
5 August 2023 | 2 replies
Currently on a job contract in Maui, HI (Medical Traveler).
Kyle Soudalan How much does eviction law vary across cities/counties/states?
10 August 2023 | 24 replies
Medical bills, foreclosures, not so much as long as they did not run up their credit cards at the same time, or since. google and other sites turn up interesting info at times, but you need to be sure it is your subject.Another factor that I am convinced improves my odds is the fact I am always very upfront with prospective Tenants, at showings, in response to emails/phone calls, and in person when we ALL sit down to review and sign the Rental Agreement.
Jared Anderson What is the best business entity to have a fix/flip business under? Tax advantages?
11 August 2023 | 2 replies
The business pays for car and truck maintenance, gas, insurance, health insurance, doctors bills, fancy steak dinners once a month(corporate meetings) and some regular meetings with clients throughout the month.If you have a high paying job, you will not want this type of situation.
Blake Wilkinson Condo insurance in Oklahoma
28 February 2017 | 12 replies
Some of the things you need to insure:- Liability (I recommend maxing this - $500,000 is max in most of our carriers but some go to $1mm)- Medical Payments (Pays w/out determining fault - most carriers will max out at $5,000 but some go higher) - Building (may be under Improvements & Betterments or Additions & Alterations). 
Ikenna Okafor Recommendation for STR property management in Houston TX
27 April 2021 | 4 replies
Property is located in the Medical Center area of Houston Texas.
Ryan Garcia Arizona Real Estate License - Doing it part time?
4 August 2018 | 10 replies
Programmers, doctors, lawyers, etc.What do you think would increase your bottom line more?
John Teachout Scammed by identity of new tenant
13 August 2023 | 29 replies
While you may ultimately be wrong and be forced to apologize, you really lose very little or if your tenant, especially one in this situation, actually does think you as her landlord are crazy-suspicious and should be medicated for paranoia.This technique is very much how mid-level drug dealers keep their street-level people honest in the absence of trust in their basic business relationship, and it works WONDERFULLY with trashy people skating on the edge of legality.
Nathan Beaman Renting a home with Multiple dogs.
29 May 2020 | 15 replies
Then something is wrong , since the patient gets a note from their medical provider saying the patient needs the ESA .