Chris De La Loza
A/B/C Property Classifications
Are there guidelines for breaking properties up into A/B/C classifications? I hear a lot about finding a “C” property in a “B” class neighborhood and would like to learn more about this topic. Thank you in advance.
Reginald Smith Jr.
Wholesaler's EMD not considered legal equitable interest anymore.
Hello all. I'm a property Wholesaler in Florence, SC. My Realtor received a disturbing news letter today from the South Carolina Real-Estate Commission titled, "Wholesalers." The newsletter was informing her that EMD'...
Giridhara Gowdra chandranna
How to distinguish the neighborhood as class A,B,C OR D
What is the criteria to distinguish the neighborhood as class A, B C or D. Is it based on the rent or cost of property or density or the developments in that neighborhood?
Andrew Klein
Bookkeeping as a downpayment accrual/ learning method
I am in the middle of an introductory class to bookkeeping and highly considering taking the full class to become a professional bookkeeper. Do many real estate users use them? Would anyone be willing to teach me how ...
Steve Endress
Average Time Per Month to Manage an "A Class" SFR
I enjoyed reading everyone's posts about professional PM versus self-management. I'm specifically wondering the following about "A Properties" ie those new/newer properties in good areas with good tenants, but not...
Christine L Wagner
Is the rent by the room strategy good for MTR's (Nurses)
Hello everyone, I'm very intrigued by the rent by the room strategy for the cash flow and filling a need for workers who can't afford an apartment. Has anyone tried it for nurses, nomads etc. Do you find that nurses...
David P.
Discriminatory Ads?
Looking for some advice-
When posting an apartment for rent on various sites, I typically include a string on words at the very bottom of the ad to aid in search. Here is an example:
"University, Execu...
Michael Hooven
1 bed 1 bath
Hey everyone. Just curious to know if 1 bed 1 bath condos are bad investments. This particular property cash flows, but I worry about appreciation and also the pool of renters to choose from. I believe a lot less peop...
Becca F.
Self-managing out-of-state vs. hiring property management company
I'm based in California and have 2 properties in the Indianapolis metro area. The first SFH I've been renting out since 2019. My personal name is on the lease (I don't have an LLC yet) and I'm technically "self-managi...
Nicole Heasley Beitenman
Are there ways to attract specific type of tenant?
I am under contract for a SFH with an in-law suite in NE Ohio. The property is situated very close to the highway, so it's a great spot for anyone commuting to the Pittsburgh area. My PM is obsessed with the idea of a...