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Brie Schmidt Paying rent with Cash - Simplifying processes
25 April 2018 | 135 replies
@Chris Martin  the other issue with giving out your bank account information is like in our state the professional tenant who is going through eviction shows up to court with a receipt  showing that he put 100 in your account.. and that act alone stops the eviction process and you must start all over... as you are deemed to have accpeted a partial payment..Giving out bank numbers is DANGEROUS these days with the amount of fraud and hackers etc.I would routinely send my wire instructions to title companies for payoffs via a scan and e mail...
VAL A. Is lease clause legal? Tenant questioning it.
6 September 2015 | 13 replies
As long as the compressor is not in danger of overheating, the only hangup should be how much temperature drop is across the unit. 
Justin Cabral Is this a sign that we are in for another crash?
26 October 2015 | 24 replies
in terms of South Florida, if there's a lot of foreign cash investors, then that's dangerous if the local economy does not support it. 
Nick Aalerud Why don't I find deals on MLS?
19 October 2015 | 1 reply
We offer a finder's fee on deals we close and can help people with homes in danger of foreclosure, with water or fire damage, or who just need to sell quickly — no renovations needed or questions asked — as long as we get the deal before it's listed on MLS!
Debbie Plesz I have a tenant from hell and we live on the same property!
9 November 2015 | 10 replies
I would not have met someone I thought dangerous to exchange cash at night!
Brandon Snyder What can a landlord NOT evict a tenant for?
1 October 2015 | 11 replies
There are exceptions, such as drug use, illegal conduct or causing a hazard to others.Back to the dogs, if there is nothing about pets in the lease and keeping them is not in violation of any ordinance, tenants are entitled to keep personal property on the premises leased.However, if the dogs present a danger to others, like three bad dobermans, revert to the above issues. 
Ashley Wolfe When a house sits on Zillow for 178 days...
29 November 2015 | 36 replies
Some other reasons properties may not sell so fast.... sink holes, foundation issues, need for all new plumbing, need for all new electrical, ghosts, history of a murder on property, bio-hazards, methamphetamine cooking, occupied by squatters or professional tenants, neighborhood violence, noise (airport, railroad, highway), smell (animal farms, slaughter houses, industrial plants), natural disaster danger (flood, landslide, tornado, hurricane, earthquake, volcano), finicky seller.Have you been to the neighborhood at all times of the day?
Tommy Martinez Serious Question! Not ment to offend anyone!
19 May 2017 | 70 replies
@Tommy Martinez  you have two distinct typesone the RIA type were you may have someone own the RIA or multiple rias they make money with the member fees excetra.. but will also create a lot of deal flow form newbies who view them as experts.Then you have the TV gurus  like rich dad ,, Yancy , fortune builders. this is a HUGE Money business make no mistake MILLIONS are made by these folks. with all the newbie wanna bee's paying big bucks thinking this is some secret sauce
Scott Trench POLL - How Did You Come to Own Your First Rental Property?
29 December 2016 | 93 replies
Consider adding hard money as distinct from private money
Steve Garner What can I do about Pet Noise?
22 December 2016 | 20 replies
My lease states that if an animal is deemed dangerous that they have to remove him within 48 hours.