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Nathan Lichtman Real Estate and Taxes [Canada]
15 January 2022 | 1 reply

This is a very hard area to learn as a new investor. Accountants usually don't give you the time of day if you are under 1m from my experience and aren't apt to answer a bundle of questions. My question is this, I was...

Gabriel Diaz Using Mother-In-Law's Primary Residence to obtain HELOC to invest
19 April 2020 | 1 reply

My wife and I (25F & 27M) are working towards financial freedom by investing in real estate. As we have been saving up cash of our own to invest in real estate, we came across an opportunity to utilize her moms pr...

Kyle Dean Rentals Vs. Flips
26 November 2013 | 2 replies

I have heard very different opinions when it comes to acquiring rental properties versus strictly investing in quality flips. Some have horror stories stemming from problems with tenants and general upkeep on thei...

Colin Petzold Reletting Fee (Michigan lease break fees)
3 September 2020 | 1 reply

This is my first BP forum post and it is in regards to Michigan law on lease break fees in Michigan. It is my understanding that in the case your tenant breaks a lease contract early, as a landlord, you can only charg...

Tom Medwin Limit on Loss Mit Fees?
7 September 2010 | 1 reply

I'm just wondering if there's an amount that is too much to charge for a loss mit fee. If the buyer agrees to pay 10-15k for a good deal on a property does anyone think there's an issue with that, either legally, eth...

Bonnie Low Looking for companies offering flood insurance
18 April 2017 | 6 replies

We own a 2/1 recently renovated single family home in Red Bluff CA. It is in a 100 yr flood plain. We need to get a flood insurance quote. Our current company, State Farm will not offer flood insurance. Can someone re...

Mark Elkins Short Sale with Truman Capital
20 August 2019 | 1 reply

Has anybody got any experience buying a short sale from Truman Capital?  I just spoke to a rep at Fay who says Truman doesn't do them.  He was specifically talking about short sales after there was a sale date set.  H...

Steve Sauro Insurance claim and hiring LLC to manage & invoice contractors?
4 February 2022 | 2 replies

Hello community,Let me frame this up.  My wife and I own a rental in our name.  We also have a LLC that has a property management agreement with 'us' to manage the property.Sunday we had a pipe burst which caused sign...

Glenn Stallings Forfeit security deposit
12 August 2021 | 3 replies

If a tenant wants to break their lease early for any reason do you as a landlord have the right to take their whole security deposit or are you only allowed a portion until you get a new tenant? Thank you for any info.

Brent Freeman Add Fiance to Existing Lease - Has Criminal Record
14 June 2023 | 3 replies

We have a current tenant of three years with good payment history. They are getting married and want to add their fiancé to the lease. We had them complete an application and the criminal background check revealed mul...