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Jason Malabute Learned something new
6 September 2020 | 4 replies

I learned a very important lesson. When you buy a out of state rental property turn on the AC or heater on as soon as you take possession of property. The temperature in the property should be maintained between 60-68...

Palmira Angelova CFBT vs. CFAT
19 November 2015 | 1 reply

Hi everyone,What a wonderful community! Really excited to be a member and meet other investors =)I'd love your take on how a calculation gets from CFBT to CFAT. I've found it difficult to find a good explanation of ho...

Joshua Munyon first time meeting a client found from probate leads
15 February 2018 | 4 replies

this will be my first meeting I have set up with a prospected client looking to sell there home. this is a client that has inherited a home from a family member that has past away. any advise on how to enhance my chan...

Margo M. Auction due to foreclosed HOA - try to bid or stay away?
20 March 2023 | 2 replies

I have an opportunity to bid (by 5pm today) on an HOA foreclosed property as a post-auction owner-occupier. Do I proceed? Here are the problems:
1). The foreclosed owner has 45 days to redeem the property by paying a...

Jason Barnett HUD / Section 8 Rentals
31 August 2005 | 1 reply

I just went through a (mildly) bad experience with Section 8. I had planned on renting out a unit to a Section 8 tenant, but when the inspector came they gave me a list of about 30 different things that I had to repa...

Mike Hajjar Advice on best hardwired smoke/carbon detectors for apartments.
29 May 2017 | 2 replies

I got a call last night from the fire Department, they were called by my tenant because his smoke/carbon monoxide detector was going off. Turns out the dial in the on gas stove is junk. Scary thought.. Makes me think ...

Jeanne J. Tenants & Sprinklers
2 July 2015 | 3 replies

My renters are not running the Sprinkler System, maybe as a cost savings. When I bought the house (as a owner occupant) I was told that the system needed to run periodically in the Dallas area to help the foundation....

Josh Teunissen Tax assessed value, how and when to contest?
2 August 2017 | 1 reply

Originally I wasnt going to worry until we close in two weeks hopefully. First, the #'s on the duplexTax assessed value- $175000Appraised value- $163400Purchase~ $156000The reason I'm asking now is if we close and the...

Preston Robinson Business Credit Inquiry
14 March 2023 | 2 replies

What’s the best bank, local or otherwise, to start a credit relationship with? For context, I have a landscape design company, that services both residential and commercial properties, no overhead, and all of my jobs ...

Michelle Hardy Where do you keep your tenants security deposits?
6 February 2025 | 4 replies

Hi Everyone,

Right now, I have my tenants' security deposits in separate savings account at an online bank.  Is this how most people do it?  If not, can you share where you keep the security deposits.  Thank you in...