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Clifton Burse Tax foreclosure overages...
17 August 2021 | 36 replies
I even sent him my ink pen with my company info, my web site link with all valid info but he never gave it a second chance after my call back, he was just still very skeptical.
Alex T. Tenant damage and security deposits (MA)
14 March 2016 | 14 replies
From the Mass.gov web site - http://www.mass.gov/ago/consumer-resources/consume...You can only ask for the following:The first month’s rentA security deposit to cover the cost of any damage to the apartment beyond normal wear and tear (which may not exceed the amount of one month’s rent)The last month’s rent (the month that will turn out to be the tenant’s last one in the apartment)The cost of a new lock and key for the apartmentSo yes, you can ask for last month's rent at move in but the tenants will use that for their last month's rent so you won't end up with any extra money for damages.
William Corcoran Need help with PROBATES, please!
5 May 2016 | 23 replies
@Jacquelyn SarpongI pull the probates from my county web-site daily and x-reference them with the AD to see if the estate/decedent owned Real Property.
Patrick Jacques Business cards... still relevant?
30 December 2014 | 12 replies
I own a web design agency and haven't had b-cards in 3-4years.We bought a duplex in early December and while working on the renovation,been approached at least 10x by potential tenants and they all asked for business cards.Bought some and now hand them out like candy.Kevin
Christian Hutchinson Tenant Lawsuit-Michigan
24 September 2015 | 8 replies
We actually, have a page on our web site that outlines all the charges after the move out.
Harriet Baldwin Full timer in Elmira NY
18 November 2021 | 5 replies
Our goal is to increase housing security and improve neighborhood quality by giving folks paths to home ownership - paths that require hard work, with all the rewards that brings.Near term goals include creating a web presence (nope, no current website!
Zana Blue I'm getting slammed on social media for being an "investor"
2 November 2015 | 28 replies
Now nothing is wrong with that, except the fact they could be using the web more productively  than slamming someone who is fixing a rundown home in a neighborhood.
Account Closed Creative Financing - What is it? Does it work? Formulas --
6 November 2015 | 2 replies
What this means is that the investor is offering an amount that he feels he can assign his contract for more, while having the right to occupy the property, improve it, market it by MLS, World Wide Web, mailings, signs on the property or newspaper ads or by public auction.Once a contract is ratified by all parties, the buyer is considered to have an equity position in the property.Here are some clauses that should be in the offer; "It is understood that the buyer is making this offer with the intent to make a profit by short term assignment, the buyer will have the right to improve the property and to advertise it for sale." 
Sanjay Patel Property management software recommendation?
9 September 2015 | 5 replies
Hello,I have small Portfolio of rentals and would be looking for user friendly, straightforward cloud/ web based property management software.
John Babcock Indianapolis Real Estate Web Series
19 May 2016 | 7 replies
I am currently in the process of producing a web series that focuses on the Indianapolis investment real estate industry.My goal with the project is to produce professional quality interviews of real estate professionals in Indianapolis.