Sean Wilson
Rental Rehab - 3/2 vs. 4/2
I am closing on another rental rehab project in Chattanooga, TN next Friday, and I could use some advice. The house is in a B class suburban neighborhood built in the 50s. The house is legally a 4/2, as a result of a...
Jordan Crockett
New to REI, Goal:close on Multifamily in Twin cities next 30 days
Hi BP community my name is Jordan Crockett, I live and work in Minneapolis. My wife and I are new to real estate investing but we have put in some work education wise, gotten an agent, and lender. Our goal is to find ...
Albert Johnson
Has anyone had a deal breaker using a home inspector?
I know every house isn't perfect unless you buy a new house even then it might be some small issues.How do most of you deal with home inspections? Do you let it deter you from getting the house? If so what issues?
Laura Martinez
Would you double think renting to someone with big dogs?
Hello! I have a person interested in my rental. It's a nice home with engineered wood floors and laminate throughout the home. Applicants have two big furry dogs. Can't remember the breed right now, but are not an agg...
Jim Bentley
Can a non-owner lease and property manage?
I'm in Oklahoma. My mother-in-law fully owns around 30 properties which I and my wife have been leasing and managing for a couple of years after my FIL's death. I was recently told that the laws say that ONLY the ow...
Matt Ryan
Notifying Other Tenants of Service Animal
I have an applicant with a service animal that is interested in my property, which is a 4-unit building that doesn't allow pets. I understand that a service animal is not a pet, but I do not want the other tenants in ...
Mimi A
New Investor Needs Advice! Wholesale or Rehab/Flip
Hey Everyone,
I have been wanting to start my rei career for some time, but some circumstances stood in the way. Anyways I want to take a chance.
I was doing some research and I found a house that seems like a grea...
Jeff B.
32 unit deal, but not seeing it
I have been looking at a 32 unit building. The area is currently supporting rents in the 500-600 range. The building is up for auction and in fair shape but will likely need 200k in rehab. The current owner bought ...
Max Briggs
When to consider kicking a tenant out
I have only been landlording for about two years now and have been lucky with tenants to this point. However a tenant of mine that moved in in November hasn’t been late on his rent each of the first three months (exc...
Clayton Swansen
Possible Changes to RE Tax Code
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/22/business/trump-...Hi, Everyone! I came across this article in the New York Times today about possible changes in the tax code as it pertains to real estate. I am a new investor, havi...