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Mervin J. CA: Landlord Responsibility for Power Outages by Utility
17 November 2019 | 8 replies

Hello folks,With the recent spat of PG&E state-wide power outages, I was wondering if the landlord has any responsibility regarding a utility caused power outage? For example, are there any state laws that are app...

Derek Miller What do you lock off limits to guests?
21 September 2020 | 13 replies

Getting things together for our first STR (long distance). What rooms/closets do you typically lock up vs leave open for guest access? Do you lock attic access, etc? We plan to make a few trips through the year which ...

Luke Carl To Grill or Not To Grill??
15 April 2019 | 13 replies

For us it's not even a question. We must have a grill. Most of our competitors use charcoal grills. I use propane. It's more expensive but they're less likely to burn my house down.

Charcoal Grill

Gas Grill

or No...

Vincent Polisi Has Anyone EVER been forced to pay an accelerated note because they transferred title and the bank enforced the due on sale clause?
28 June 2009 | 9 replies

The "Due On Sale Clause" in every lender's note is a common investor fear due to the myriad of ways investors transfer title on deals.

In 30 years, I have NEVER heard of a bank accelerating a note that was paid timel...

Peter Chaniotakis Investing in Older Properties
23 June 2020 | 11 replies

Hi everyone,
I hope this finds you and your families in good health. Currently, I am living in Los Angeles and am looking to purchase a multifamily home to live and rent simultaneously. Given my low budget and Los An...

N/A N/A Can you tell me what you think of this Loan
28 November 2006 | 6 replies

Someone emailed me these terms for a loan. Can you tell me if this is a god deal?

Property Type: Residential and Commercial, investor properties only

Lien Position: First Mortgage only

Loan Amount: $25,000 Minimu...

Ray King How To Negotiate Repairs On Home Sale
18 March 2020 | 5 replies

-I have Single Family Home under contract price 220k - buyers inspection noted 2 items:
1) roof (shingle wear) replacement estimate:4,500-8,500. I was told the roof had 5-7 years left/no leaks
2) electric panel (do...

Eli M. Property's key points professional inspection
17 April 2020 | 4 replies

Dear BP family,
I really hope all of you are safe and healthy. Is there a way to professionally inspect a property and to know for sure whether there's structural damage and/or a leak in the basement, or dampness in ...

Roger S. Lesson learned while doing a furnace repair
24 November 2016 | 6 replies

Tenant texted me this morning that the central heat wasn't working.   So, off I go, to spend a couple of hours checking it out.  The ignitor looked weak, so I replaced it with a universal I keep on hand.  No go.   Dig...

Ron Szmik Attention Cleveland Landlords - Inspections coming soon
14 February 2017 | 14 replies

The City of Cleveland has created a new department that will implement an inspection plan starting in the summer of 2017.  They will be on the look-out for Lead based paint, smoke detectors, safe plumbing and other it...