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Damein White How to deal with a bad appraiser
11 August 2024 | 13 replies

So my appraiser came and did my appraisal but from the jump he was letting me know we are not cool he didn’t like i did accent walls, he didn’t like i had a mini split in each room he said i should just get a furnace....

Aria Drexler Tips for female investors: dealing with male clients?
6 July 2018 | 1 reply

Hello,This question is for fellow female investors out there, particularly those of you who are single. I have experienced nothing but respectfulness and helpfulness from the male investors I have worked with, which i...

Stephen Michael Multiple Investments and Interest Rates
9 July 2021 | 4 replies

Hi All :)I am new to the whole world of property investing and the Bigger Pockets community.It is common to hear many success stories of people with 10+ properties. Noob question but I was wondering what investors do ...

Aurelia Spencer "Subject to" warranty deeds
3 May 2016 | 4 replies

Has anyone gone with an online document service to get a warranty deed for a "subject to" deal? If so, what's your opinion?

Mike Miller Could a Seller Sue You for this after the Sale?
3 May 2016 | 7 replies

I was talking with an owner, I will not end up buying from him for the record. But initially he said he doesn't want to sell to a developer who is going to alter the house or tear it down. I told him I am not a develo...

Joe Jor In-law Suite - Westchester NY
3 July 2020 | 3 replies

Does anyone know how Westchester County defines an in-law suite?  Is this a legal description or just a marketing term?  What separates this from a "regular" unit?  There is surprisingly little detail on the internet ...

Dan Costantino Lawn service for a duplex - Workers Comp?
7 May 2014 | 9 replies

I just bought a duplex and I need someone to cut the grass. The tenants won't do it. I want to hire someone reputable but I've been quoted a $40 minimum. They have workers comp, which is a big plus.

I thou...

Shawna Clark Home warranty for your SFH?
17 December 2018 | 3 replies

A few years ago I decided to keep my house and rent it out when I got married and moved into my husbands house. I simply put a home warranty on the house for $500 per year and when anything broke, like a garbage dispo...

Cynthia B. Tips To Bidding At Auctions & How To Do Due Diligince On Foreclosure / Trustee auction properties for Harris County (Houston) & more
26 November 2014 | 4 replies

Hi Everyone,I am looking to go out to the courthouse and buy an investment property. I have done quite a bit of reading online but I still have a long ways to go.From what I understand here are the steps :1) Most impo...

Angela Henderson What exactly is an EStoppel??
27 December 2014 | 6 replies

Can someone explain what an estoppel is and when and how does it get used? I've read about it in a few responses.  It seems as if it's a legal document that helps to validate information about existing tenants?  When ...