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Matthew Wright Non payment and when to evict
28 June 2019 | 28 replies
Employment, medical, lost payments, its on the way, etc. you will get every reason under the sun for missed and late payments but, you should never delay your eviction process for it - you need to be consistent in filing for possession and if payment is received before a court date is scheduled then you can always cancel it, but you should never delay it. 
Jackie Griffin When should I do Inspections
21 June 2019 | 5 replies
Being consistent with the upkeeping of your home..after all you want buyers , renters to feel that cleanines and comfortable environment....
Martin Neal BRRRR #2 is in the books! Let’s take a look!
23 June 2019 | 4 replies
I noticed the agent who had the property listed was dropping the property price fairly quickly and consistently.
Ryan Frampton Lots of interest - no applications! Is this normal?
27 June 2019 | 16 replies
We haven't done 200 showings - more like 20-25, which sounds consistent with the funnel/conversion rate @Shelby Ek described and the feedback is almost always positive. 
Wes Litton Ring the Regiater on this Property?
24 June 2019 | 2 replies
It would appear that you're in a good spot with this property and while new opportunities may arise IF there's a downturn that drags values down with it, I wouldn't kill the golden goose just yet.Even in a downturn, your property may not lose value with consistent, stable cash flow, so your offer now may not be off the table later.
Adam Johnson A day in the life of a full time note investor
25 June 2019 | 25 replies
@Adam Johnson to be effective in the note business, you must focus consistently and equally on what are the three pillars: capital, deal flow, and note administration.
Madison Holbrook Property Appraisal Help
25 June 2019 | 4 replies
Again get a consistent lender that knows your plan and I always have mine run my numbers to verify my success rate at getting my loans. 
Greg Dowdell Rhode Island & Water Metering
24 June 2019 | 1 reply
@Greg Dowdell I haven’t done this, mainly because the landlord in RI is ultimately responsible for ensuring that the property has running water and sewer, which in practice usually means s/he pays the bill to ensure that’s the case.That said, you can certainly try to bill it back to the tenant, but if they don’t pay you will end up paying the bill anyway because if the water is shut off then you will have breached your implied warranty of habitability, and I believe it would count against you if you ended up in eviction court.So, basically you have to hope that the tenants are good enough to care about paying their water bills consistently, but not so good that they google (or ask) around and find out it’s ultimately the landlord’s responsibility.My main concern as a landlord would be how it would play out in eviction court. 
Zac Boelkow Help with a short sale purchase for primary residence
24 June 2019 | 7 replies
Each institution is TYPICALLY consistent about the amount of time on each short sale, so if you find a Real Estate Agent who specializes in short sales they will be able to give you the best feel for which banks are good and which are bad (in terms of speediness). 
Albert Gutierrez Look for a property or wait?
24 June 2019 | 3 replies
*Do* be consistent, meaning if you follow a lead and get no answer, go back to it the following week until you get a YES or a NO.