Curt Thomas
Annual Inspections and Billing Tenant Back
I never see anything talked about or written on the proper way to conduct an Annual (or bi-annual) inspection on a rental.Conducting the inspections without charging the tenant for maintenance (if) needed seems pointl...
Emran Saleem
Detroit Michigan Investing - Out of State Investor
Hello,I plan on investing on Detroit Michigan.I would like to purchase properties and rent them out to section 8 tenants.Any advice on getting started would be appreciated.
S. ONeill
Using My own LLC to Purchase another LLC /
[b]I have some questions. I found three properties owned by an LLC. All of which of are vacant. 2 of the properties are commercial and the last is a residential. I've done research threw my counties records.. As f...
Andrew Clark
Weekly, Bi-weekly Rent, Property Management Software
I have searched high and low for property management software that is capable of tracking weekly, bi-weekly and monthly rents. Every company claims there is a way to do it with their software but it's not designed to...
Jack B.
Keep looking or buy this house?
Not my first house, but need a second opinion. The house in in Seatac, just south of Seattle proper. It IS on a busy street (Military Rd) but has a new roof, plumbing, furnace, water heater, kitchen/appliances, etc. S...
Erin Onsager
Providence/Pawtucket Property Managers
I'm under contract to buy a small apartment building in Pawtucket. This purchase is a lot of firsts for me - first multi-family and first out of state purchase.I'm looking for a property management company and curiou...
Steve B.
New member from Canada
Hello BP,I live in Vancouver Canada.I'm looking to buy US turn key properties for long term rent. I have browsed the boards and it is almost too much information!I'm looking to relationships with people who have done ...
Jean Wilner Wilner
Inherited lease is too low
I am inherited a that I think is too low. What's the procedure to raise it? Can I provide my own lease? It's a month to month can I change it to a yearly?
Bryan Mitchell
To Keep a Tenant of Not, That’s the Question
This tenant has been late 4-5 times this year. They moved-in 2018. This landlord wants to raise rent to be closer to market rents by another $50. Small increase to most but probably not this one. Keep or not? Why?
Lokesh Patel
Land Development/Business Analysis
Hi. I am looking to provide free review of land development projects for new construction and business operations. I am a licensed civil engineer (currently licensed in GA PE041155, previously SC, TX, and VA as I don'...