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John Frost New Member from Austin, Texas
6 April 2015 | 4 replies
I also know a bit about project management, so if we decide to do a more major remodel on an investment, I can properly plan it out and keep it in check.I just wanted to introduce myself and say hello to everyone.  
Drew Wiard "What's the difference between "Maintenance" versus "Cap-Ex?"
5 April 2015 | 3 replies
For instance, we had a major electrical repair in one of our rentals this year that cost $2500.
Sharad M. Any contractor recommendations in Farmington Hills, Michigan
11 April 2015 | 7 replies
Hello all,My cousin who lives in Farmington Hills, MI, his house had a major kitchen fire last night.
Aaron Corleone Are students a protected class?
6 April 2015 | 2 replies
Aaron, I don't know if students are a protected class, but you can have rules in place that would probably eliminate the vast majority of students from consideration.  
Inna Young no agendas or minutes to the remotely located owners
12 April 2015 | 2 replies
Unfortunately, that hasn't the case in the majority of associations that I've taken over.
Peter John K anyone rehab a SANDY damaged WATERFRONT home in Long island???? freeport massapequa etc...
7 April 2015 | 8 replies
thank you @Mardochee Pierre very much although i do plan to flip it for a profit i would like to live there a year or two and make it a vacation rental when I'm not there and really don't want an inland house although i do notice a majority of the waterfront homes are actually just on a canal and there is the whole hones beech long beech rockaways etc... acting as a wall in my opinion.....mainly could you perhaps recommend an experienced inspector that could assist me when i visit the open house... they do provide all sorts of inspections and property information but i just don't trust them after all the whole thing is organized by some 3rd party company making a profit off the 6% commission at the auction so obviously they could be less than truthful... also any information from the state which owns the homes at this point i really wouldn't trust because i know the state can say one thing and than a local town official could come around and say oh no no you need to teat that house down etc...
Lucian Harris-Gallahue Buying Cuban Homes, Uncharted Waters
11 May 2016 | 26 replies
They can only partner with a Cuban national, who has majority control (which basically means, the government controls) It was only in the last couple of years that Cuban nationals were even able to exchange property.  
Josh Michel New Investor Looking at large property for the first time
6 April 2015 | 1 reply
Your inspector will inspect the major systems and a sampling of the units.Remember the LOI signifies the beginning of the dance not the end.Paul
Darlynn Bailey I been pitched by Strongbook, anyone hear of this before?
22 May 2015 | 8 replies
Strongbrook....MLM "turn key" disaster for investors, where Strongbrook, and their management/realty/contractor co.s make the majority of the money.  
Stephen Lofthus Dun & Bradstreet Credit Profile
28 November 2015 | 5 replies
Good Luck and I will look up D&B however you should also know that the other major three credit reporting agencies such as Transunion, Equifax, etc. all have a Business Reporting Division that you can check into my thought is it probably has a very small cost.