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Nathan Gesner
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What is your biggest fear as a Landlord?

Nathan Gesner
  • Real Estate Broker
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Are you afraid Tenants will trash your rental?

Tenant won't pay rent?

The economy will turn and your rentals will sit vacant?

You've over-extended yourself financially and the next problem will wipe you out?

What keeps you up at night? More importantly, what are you doing right now to mitigate that risk and prevent it from sinking the ship?

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Drew Ramasco
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Drew Ramasco
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Are you afraid Tenants will trash your rental? Not really, drywall and paint is cheap. Windows not so much (knock on wood)

Tenant won't pay rent? Not anymore, been doing way better due diligence over the last 5 years and require auto-pay

The economy will turn and your rentals will sit vacant? No, my margins are good and even in the 2008 crash I was getting great cash flow.

You've over-extended yourself financially and the next problem will wipe you out? Yes I think that sometimes, but reality sets in and those negative thoughts disappear.

What keeps you up at night? More importantly, what are you doing right now to mitigate that risk and prevent it from sinking the ship? Never achieving TRUE financial freedom! I believe in this dream called "real estate investing" and even though I do everything I can to set myself up financially I feel like I'll never actually get there.

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