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Jon Holdman AbSheild chinese drywall remediation
18 May 2011 | 60 replies

In another thread where someone was looking for properties with Chinese drywall, a company called AbSheild was mentioned as having a remediation process for this drywall. I looked at this company and their claims.

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Ryan Vienneau Is agent obligated to disclose issues with "as-is" properties?
9 March 2016 | 14 replies

Question for New York agents:I know that an agent is required to disclose known issues with properties to a buyer for conventional sales.  Does that same rule apply to "as-is" foreclosure properties?  Three weeks ago ...

Bienes Raices Critique my holding deposit agreement
7 November 2015 | 22 replies

[moderators: sorry I posted this by mistake on the Commercial Real Estate forum and then reposted here. Could you please delete the one on the Commercial forum]

So far, I have been having the tenants pay the holding ...

Bassma Mancilla Struggling to decide what to fix on first investment property
11 July 2023 | 50 replies

Hi all, Context: Out of state investor (living in california, there's no way I can afford to invest here)Made an offer, got it accepted. Second time this has happened and again, paid for an inspection only to find big...

Esther Budd Rentals. Where to buy?
15 September 2018 | 10 replies

Hi, I am new to this group and to Real State. My husband and I have decided that we want to buy a few rental properties. We are in Utah where the market is extremely high right now so we are considering buying somewhe...

Daniel Suarez Cap Rate Dilema in multis
13 May 2021 | 15 replies

I'm looking at a bunch of multi-families in different cities, and a lot of them are 4 or 5% cap rate in B areas that sell really fast. My point is, I understand that you get lower cap rate areas at A or B areas, but w...

Bill F. Why is the mortgage still due during COVID-19?
26 March 2020 | 5 replies

The mortgage is still due. Why?
1 - Investors should have saved 'reserves' in place - so if they are already worried about rent payments coming in April, just a few weeks into this, they have decided not run their v...

Patrick Fanning Is my location too isolated for a MTR?
19 December 2022 | 13 replies

Hi all, I have a vacancy coming up in February and was considering using that unit (in a quadplex) as a MTR. It’s 6 minutes from a Level 3 trauma hospital, 12 minutes from another slightly bigger hospital, and 25 min...

Anna Buffkin Receiving credit card payments for rent
26 April 2019 | 11 replies

What is everyone's thoughts and opinions on accepting credit card payments from tenants?  I have generally veered away from credit card payments as now the tenant is in debt to my company and the credit card company c...