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Carl S. Which Entity in Texas
2 August 2015 | 5 replies
There is a possibility that I may have a "angel investor" who may not be a US citizen but would invest cash early on and therefore increase equity in the business.My question is which entity would be the "cleanest" for me to establish the business?
Nicole A. What if your handyman / contractor damages tenants' belongings?
4 June 2015 | 12 replies
You'd be surprised how often they swear it was brand new, then we produce a photo from before work that shows it was not.Regardless, it is extremely important that you give your contractor proper "Right to Cure".
Steve Windom First time buyers purchasing duplex
4 June 2015 | 5 replies
If not I would go to your local landlord association and get some advice on what you can do.I typically inspect units and anyone who doesn't follow their lease in terms of cleanliness and habitability gets a 3 day notice to cure.
Matthew Fragassi Hard-Money Lenders
4 June 2015 | 3 replies
make sure they are a real business.. try to do business with a local lender who knows your market inside out... they will do a few things for you.1. establish long term relationship  HML from an owners side is about keeping great clients happy and repeat business.. so good borrower is just as important2. they know the area as well if not better than you will.. they will help keep you out of trouble or help guide you to the better deals as you run them by them.3. its always nice to walk in and talk with them in person...
Garrett M. Help! How is the rental market for East Mt. Airy, Philadelphia?
8 June 2015 | 4 replies
Airy is a well established neighborhood.
Yoochul C. Attorneys: Site samples of case studies that prove LLC's are a must
5 June 2015 | 11 replies
I have some properties I manage myself that I have  owned in my name for over 20 years and others I do not manage myself vested in LLCs and corporations in order to establish a significant layer of protection.
Brian K. confusion on private lending
5 June 2015 | 2 replies
The interest rate given to a private lender is usually established up front and the money is lent for a specified period of time, anywhere from six months to thirty years.Equity PartnershipsIf your investor client can’t finance a property on their own, a good solution can also be to use a partner who can make the deal happen.
Kelly Rastatter Can a Small-Mid Sized Apartment Complex Really be my FIRST Deal?
10 June 2015 | 8 replies
I'm in the same boat although I have a bit more ($68K) to start out with in a newly established solo 401K.  
Amy E. Class C and Section 8 Tips?
6 June 2015 | 9 replies
Absolutely, establish your screening criteria.  
John Hyatt Second Week Door Knocking - Results and Revision of Plan
31 July 2015 | 22 replies
When I work my farm area, I go back to the same properties regularly to establish rapport.Also, when dealing with pre-foreclosure, many borrowers (particularly with certain banks) are getting strung along with mortgage workouts.