Tenant reported a leaky toilet. I had it repaired within 24 hours of report. The flapper had gone bad. Then tenant contacted me claiming she had a very high water bill due to the water leaking and wanted me to pay the...

Hey everyone... I'm a long-time registered user, but not too active in regards to posting.

I have no idea which forum this topic should be started in... so I apologize if this should be in another forum.

I purchased...

So I am a newbie - and it seems like my very first tenant may end up being not so great!  In April we closed on a second home and moved into it and kept our home in Erie to rent out.  We found tenants that everything ...

Could some of you provide water meter brand and model recommendations?  I am looking to sub-meter water in a MHP that has 30 lots.  The meter connections would be located under the home so I would need a remote reader...

Hey, I'm very new to real estate investing. I was wondering who pays utilities in multifamily homes. If it is separately metered do the tenants pay? And if it isn't separately meted does the landlord pay?

Hi, my name is Abraham Cardenas I'm 16 and I want to invest into a property right away at 18. But how can I finance that at such an early age if I need to build my credit score ? are there alternative ways ? Let's say...

Hi BP! We just acquired a house we are fixing up and may use as a rental.I found out that the city water/sewer bill AND electricity both stay with the propery.  I am used to water/sewer being attached only. Has anyone...

A while back i got a medical bill and on the back side there is a form for people to fill out that cant afford the bill and turn it back in. It wants you to list assets and income. Particularly property.

Just...

In the town I invest in, the Water Department will send a bill to the tenant, but the understanding is if they don't pay, the owner is responsible.  I've noticed most other landlords in my market pay the water bill, r...

To me, it's just too much. My contractor's invoice is due upon receipt. 2% a month interest starting on the 10th day. That's 24% a year!!!! Way, way to much in my opinion. What do you think? Thank.