When advertising for rent, I get people here and there that ask if I accept tenants that receive Section 8 assistance, am I even able to say no? I guess you could say no on the basis that property isn't section 8 appr...

So, after 2 months of vacancy, i've decided to rent to section 8.  A realtor who was looking for a place for his client said, "....plus section 8 pays more..." (I have no experience renting to section 8)...so my quest...

Want your thoughts on this. So, I am in the middle of purchasing a co-op unit for a flip. The property is being sold as-is / cash only by the management/Hoa of the development. The original owner stopped paying the ta...

I know right now this assuming mortages is getting popular and I understand why it's appealing. I'm not a fan of encouraging it when there is a possibility of a due on sale though. This led to me thinking about the li...

My lease states that if a tenant breaks the lease and moves out early, they must pay a penalty equal to two months' rent. One of my tenants broke the lease and moved out. I put a lot of time and effort into finding ...

You need to protect your assets, trust me:When people are getting started in real estate, they often assume they need to form an entity like an LLC or an S corporation first thing. The two main reasons for this are to...

I've always done 12 month or longer leases, I've even offered discounted rent for signing a longer lease term.
But lately I've been hearing a lot of talk about month to month leases on Bigger Pockets and at my REIA.
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This question is for the professional home Flippers out there in BP land. If any of you wouldn't mind sharing some details, I would greatly appreciate it!I'm starting a Flipping company with my cousin.  We will be the...

Hi, I'm thinking about charging pet rent instead of a non-refundable pet fee. Does anyone have any experience with pet rent? Can I just update my pet agreement and change the language to a monthly payment or do I need...

I recently purchased some non-performing notes.  I was wondering if a 1-800 number was an absolute requirement or if I can just have a dedicated phone number for borrower contact?  Of course, I recognize that the 1-80...