Brit Foshee
Can Email Serve as a written notice?
I've done a google search, but I always enjoy hearing form the bigger pockets community.
Jason Henning
Denver Airbnb hosts: How are you collecting Lodger’s Tax?
I'm sure this is made to be a big pain in the neck by design, but I want to comply and am not seeing a straightforward way to collect Denver's Lodger’s Tax in Airbnb. Denver rules state "The Lodger’s Tax rate of 10.7...
Vincent Carroll
Vague invoice from a contractor
Greetings,My wife and I hired a general contractor to renovate a garage on one of our properties. He provided an estimate up front , and we paid half as an initial deposit. Upon completion of the job (which was done s...
James Letchford
Under Contract on Contanimated Property
In September 2017, I went under contract for a property in Southern New Jersey for $94,500. It needed $65K to give it an ARV of $200K. During my inspection period, we noticed signs of an oil spill around the tank outs...
June F.
Advice needed from anyone who uses series llc
After talking to a lawyer, we are pretty sure we want to set up a Texas "series" llc to hold the rental properties and another LLC to manage the rental properties that we have but there are some issues that boggle my ...
Chris Newton
CA law $126 limit (no receipts) for return deposit - help
I am new to renting in CA and my tenant is about to leave. I just wondered if anyone knows if the $126 limit for returning a deposit without receipts is per deducted item or in total. If needed, I will do the work m...
M Ness
Best bank for landlord?
I'm hopefully acquiring my first property very soon. Although the property will initially be in my name, I will be forming an LLC to manage the property, and opening a separate bank account for it. I will eventually t...
Ben Valentin
How to protect yourself against contractors when flipping...?
So I remember in the podcasts a few guests talking about learning the hard way when dealing with contractors. Losing money, dealing with mechanics liens, etc. They all mentioned that the more signed documents you coll...
Travis Davenport
Investor & contractor disagreeing on extent of work for project
My contractor and I have constantly been disagreeing (friendly of course) on the amount of work to complete the project. My mindset (that has worked well for me so far) is make the house cosmetically attractive as fa...
Alex Verdugo
No reply from the agent
A couple of weeks ago I went to look at a distressed property that needed a fair amount of work to get it to be rent ready. Needed an a/c unit, finish walls, install appliances (new appliances came in the deal, just ...