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Brandon G. Raising rent with a new contract
28 June 2016 | 15 replies

We're about to close on our first property, a duplex.  One side is recently vacant, the other is rented.  The current rent is 600 and we're going to raise the rent on the unrented side to 700.  I'd like to raise the r...

Kris Russell Not getting offers on my flip property.
22 August 2019 | 59 replies

Hi, Ive been struggling to sell my property that I recently rehabbed. I bought it in Oct. And finished the rehab in the beginning of January. Winter time was slow but once spring hit I've had multiple people view the ...

Rahul Handa Getting sued! Is it common in real estate?
11 April 2019 | 35 replies

Is it really common as a real estate investor to get sued? If yes then how can you minimize the risk for getting sued. Have you ever been sued or know someone who has?

Shon Butani Areas near Manhattan where the 2% rule can actually work?
3 March 2016 | 10 replies

Hi how's it going. I just read Brandon Turners "The Book On Rental Property Investing" and he mentions the 2% rule for rent to purchase price. That's not even close to possible in Manhattan...An $800,000 apartment wil...

Sinh T Tsang Backing out of a contract, past the inspection period?
25 March 2020 | 12 replies

I have signed an agreement with a seller that seems to really want to get rid of his home quickly. The home is for sale in "as in" and "cash sale" with "ZERO earnest money deposit" under a standard "Louisiana Purchase...

Aaron Carter Heating duplex without ductwork.
17 May 2014 | 15 replies

I own a duplex which currently has electric baseboard heat that was installed by the previous owner. It is an older house and electric heat is really high (no off peak as it is the only source). I live in northern ...

Shawn Dandridge 3,000 too much?
20 May 2011 | 16 replies

Hello All,

There is a home in my grandma's neighborhood that has been abandoned, vandalized, and empty since the previous owner died, about 6 or 7 years ago. It is completely overgrown and I have no clue what kind of...

Ian Palmer How do you vet the neighbors around a potential VHR?
20 October 2020 | 8 replies

My wife and I are starting our search for our first investment property/vacation rental. We are currently looking in South Lake Tahoe for a few reasons; we live in San Francisco so its close by and we are in SLT often...

Renny Deckert Lease is up, landlord could not be contacted to renew
25 December 2016 | 13 replies

So my lease was up  at the end of October. I tried to contact my landlord for about a week to speak to him about renewing my lease, but never got an answer or call back. I went ahead and paid a month of rent for Novem...