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Brian Adams From Buying a Duplex to Closing a HUGE Deal – 556 Unit Apartment
4 June 2017 | 92 replies
The longer window is basically a safety net with sale being the exit criteria.
Andre Strickland LLC or no LLC "first rental"
15 July 2017 | 15 replies
Essentially, the benefit of the LLC is for the extra layer of liability protection; however, if you have properties under your personal name, there are insurance companies out there that would extend an umbrella policy to those rental policies up to as 5 million.
Joseph M. To Get a Permit or Not to Get One
25 March 2020 | 71 replies
You should weigh the safety of your family by using such a person, most handymen I have encountered know how to get things working, not necessarily how to do them correctly.  
Paul Bryzek ****** Cleveland Ohio Contractors for Fix & Flip SFRs Needed ****
8 July 2021 | 11 replies
You will work with our established team and if you are good, keep your word, and give accurate estimates - we can provide you with essentially a limitless supply of work.Serious inquiries only, this is the real deal and we are looking to add members asap, but we are OK with being picky to work with the right people.Looking forward.Paul @ ClevelandTurnkey
Jacob Mendrin Being sued for keeping security deposit.
30 June 2018 | 35 replies
What has happened, if I understand this correctly, is that essentially the owner/seller has been bypassed without an opportunity to determine damages. 
George V. Do you prescreen interested parties for a showing?
28 September 2019 | 9 replies
Also, for safety sake, we insist on a copy of their state-issued photo id (driver's license is fine) before showing the prospect.
Michinori Kaneko Do you use Home Warranty?
10 June 2019 | 6 replies
The house always wins.A home warranty is essentially an insurance program.
Brendan L. Lead law in MA, legal definition of "lives"
6 July 2019 | 4 replies
I would make sure that there is no pealing paint in the apartment and include in your lease that the tenant is responsible for the safety of their visitors and must supervising all visitors under the age of 18. 
Jonathan Thomas Tokenization of real estate through STO
26 July 2021 | 9 replies
KYC/AML, custody, and payment gateway are the essentials
Scott Lewis Proposed Housing Code Changes in Wilmington, DE
23 July 2019 | 7 replies
It would increase the fee from the current formula which is $50 (for one or two units) or $120 (for three or more units) plus $10 per unit.Amend the vacant property registration fee program to: (1) increase the registration fees for properties that are vacant three or more years; (2) require registration of buildings vacant for six consecutive months rather than 45 consecutive days; (3) impose a civil fine of $500 for failing to register a vacant building within 30 days of the required time to register; (4) exempt vacant buildings owned by the Wilmington Neighborhood Conservancy Land Bank Corporation (“Land Bank”) from registration requirements; (5) provide that purchasers of a vacant building from the Land Bank be billed a vacant registration fee based on the duration of vacancy from the time he or she received the building from the Land Bank, rather than a vacant registration fee based on the complete duration of the vacancy prior to that new owner receiving the building; (6) provide for a vacant registration fee abatement program.Change the minimum amount of time citizens have to correct a code violation from 45 days to 30 days, unless a shorter time period is required to protect public safety.