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Account Closed California to make "Solar "mandatory for new Homes!!!!!!
24 February 2019 | 222 replies
That does vary by manufacturer, but that is typical for reputable solar.3) Because of the lifespan there are simply not enough degraded panels to make recycling economical.
Andrew Thomas New To Bigger Pockets, Now What?
18 February 2019 | 4 replies
Here in this community as well as moving forward, your reputation precedes it is a small world so you must be mindful and intentional with your words and actions.
Jack Medford Who To Connect With First For Out of Market Investing?
2 March 2019 | 5 replies
The current management we are trying is Performance Asset Management (PAM) which has a fairly decent reputation here on BP which is why we're giving them this try.  
Linda Weygant Idiot Wholesalers and why they are awful - a story about Amoove.
13 March 2019 | 22 replies
I know some of those guys and this post is not for you.This post IS for all those newbie wholesalers who just can't seem to understand why what you do has a bad reputation and why so many people laugh at you, hang up on you, curse you out or otherwise absolutely will not deal with you.  
Alex T. How to handle insurance post flip?
19 February 2019 | 2 replies
I work with reputable contractors with lots of experience, I trust them, and they stand by their work (at least for the first year), but I do not have enough construction experience to know if something hasn't been done the right way.I've been doing each property in its own LLC and then shutting each down after the sale.
Adam Williams Who should I use for landlord insurance?
19 February 2019 | 5 replies
I outgrew them eventually and now I use a broker that is licensed in all 50 states.Like USAA, Amica also has a great reputation.
Michael Caruso First deal- buying a foreclosure with hard money a good idea?
20 February 2019 | 7 replies
Once you have the estimate take it to a reputable hard money lender. if its deal, they will let you know and what the costs will be.
Amanda Aesho Should I use an out-of-state turnkey company for my first rental?
6 May 2019 | 29 replies
There are a lot of good reputable turnkey providers out there that have properties available in better cashflow markets in Chicago.
Joe Fairless Simple Lesson Learned From Closing on a 400+ Unit Apt Community
7 April 2019 | 14 replies
It is also helpful to ask the same questions multiple times, because you may receive different answers as the seller’s motivations change or as you build more rapport with seller and they open up to you more.Then, you want to conduct further investigations to learn about the seller’s reputation: Talk with the listing broker, asking them about the seller’s motivation to sellLook at their website.
James Dean-Howell Underprepared to answer calls from people responding to my letter
11 March 2019 | 22 replies
I feel it's really important to not leave the seller holding the bag just because I can't find a buyer (that's also a nice quick way to trash your reputation) so one way or the other I'll make sure the home gets purchased.You're right about no amount of reading being enough to get you really ready to start but I know that in my case it definitely helped my confidence level when I started having conversations with those in the know to at least in theory (if not practicality) having a fairly thorough understanding of how this whole thing works.