Daniel J.
Should I wait for a multi or just get started with an SFR?
1 March 2017 | 9 replies
The best ones being that in most markets they are the most in demand product for both rentals and sales, tenant quality is higher, there is more inventory of distressed property so it is easier to find one at a larger discount, and if/when I do sell it is at top dollar to a retail buyer (not an investor).
David Krulac
100 Best Places to live in US, Harrisburg, PA is #34...
1 March 2017 | 18 replies
We have a very diversified group of pro sport team fans as a result.
Todd Krzeminski
Property Management fee on Unoccupied?
17 March 2017 | 13 replies
I have seen PMs charge a flat fee per unit when they are managing buildings in really bad areas and the owners of those properties agree to it because it is very hard to find a quality PM who operates in crappy areas.Does your management agreement specifically outline the payment structure when there is a vacancy?
Ryan Moore
Success with Maintenance
28 February 2017 | 4 replies
I use a solid property manager who has found quality tenants.
Lacee Beitler
Pittsburgh for Air B&B
1 March 2017 | 8 replies
Hi @Lacee BeitlerI know/have talked to a few people doing this recently, but to be successful it seems to need to be near the light rail line, the North Side (for sporting events), or in South Side/Lawrenceville/Shady Side/etc.Also, just make sure you hold back the 7% tax.
Valerie King
How to Find a Quality Real Estate Agent
28 February 2017 | 7 replies
I just started Google searching buyer's agents in my area and it's actually not so simple to find anything. Where do you go/how do you go about finding a real estate agent that meets your needs. I need them to have mu...
John Arendsen
There Is Still Money To Be Made In 'Mobile Homes'
1 March 2017 | 4 replies
We pay cash for all our properties, and as contractors do all of our own work which is very high quality.
Doug McRae
Regarding the 2% rule.
13 April 2017 | 6 replies
I'll even go one further and say that some of my most successful and profitable have been "0.75% deals" ... so to me the 2% rule is less than worthless as it will tend to get you into low quality properties in low quality neighborhoods where you have low quality tenants resulting in low quality, highly volatile, and very management intensive cash flow along with zero appreciaiton (actually, negative appreciation after factoring in inflation) in both prices and rents.
Ashby Tyler Cappelmann
LLC questions for new investors
7 March 2017 | 12 replies
It's an endless revolving door of quality tenants!
Christopher Hamlett
Hard Time Selling Manufactured Home
22 February 2018 | 6 replies
Ask them to pull comps of what other houses in the area are selling for - only manufactured homes.Looking at your listing, the finish quality looks ok but the manufactured walls don't help.