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Trevor Lofstedt Closing on my first property, need landlord advice.
2 August 2017 | 1 reply
Otherwise if you try to run credit checks yourself, you need to meet a bunch of regulations such as proving you're a legitimate business, keeping the files securely, etc.My advice would be to find/write up a solid lease that spells out everything.
Jesse S. House hacking in Brooklyn seems impossible
18 December 2019 | 11 replies
Some of those are:- Cannot charge more than $20 on a Rental Application- Cannot use Prior Evictions as a criteria for qualifications of a potential tenant- Judges can extend an eviction up to 1 year- Cannot do No Cause Evictions- etc.What is worse is that there is a push by the radical Left to make these kinds of laws National.Until the uncertainity period is over and we start to have a very certain set of laws soon, be it pro-tenant or pro-landlord, then I will NOT continue my acquisitions of new properties for my portfolio.One outcome in the future could be that ALL Properties (including Small Residential properties like mine) will wind up becoming Rent Regulated as a safe bet.If that's the case, then the value of every type of properties, including mine, will fall in value as the future rent appreciation is no longer controlled by the free Market.If the future laws do not regulate small properties like mine, then the Value will appreciate tremendously.
Christine Hull Embarrassed to ask, BUT....
22 December 2019 | 7 replies
Can I get more favorable interest rate if I refinance through a credit union with less stringent rules and regulations?
Tanner Kenneth Jenkins Mortgage Loan Work History.
27 December 2021 | 5 replies
If a conventional lender won't do the loan for you, and you still want to do a bank loan - you could try a small local bank that would keep the loan in house and not sell it on the secondary mortgage market (that's why it's 'harder' to get a conventional loan - there are a lot of regulations involved). 
Nick Gerli Markets with Worst Appreciation
25 January 2021 | 27 replies
@Nick Gerli I think appreciation has a lot to do with building regulations.
Mike Terry Input please Broward Dade Condo market
25 January 2021 | 20 replies
Association has no rental restrictions so I plan to keep as a traditional rental until I see how the city of Miami Beach regulates STRs. 
Chad Pantel Conex Box (shipping container) as Short term rental.
25 November 2021 | 31 replies
It is a very cool concept but be prepared for a slog with inspections, insurance, engineering, financing, etc if you are in a heavily regulated area. 
Aaron Watkins Funding the purchase of notes
23 May 2020 | 13 replies
. #6 – numerous strategiesLike real-estate investing, in general, there are many angles from which one can approach note investing.
Lisa Ferris my county building inspector is colluding with my buyer's agent!
14 December 2020 | 4 replies
If you think his decision was influenced ask to see the specific regulations he is using to justify a repair or his decision to fail the property.2.
Corey Samuelson Real Estate License before starting?
20 January 2019 | 18 replies
It actually boxes you into the state regulated industry rules and regulations as well as the continued education requirements and board of realtor dues and fees.