All Forum Posts by: Adah N.
Adah N. has started 29 posts and replied 284 times.
Post: What do you use for keyless entry locks to manage your rentals?

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@Jessica Todd
What did you end up using? Looking for a solution just like you described in your OP
Post: Mowing Expenses Seem Excessive for my rental property

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Artur A.
We pay $75 every two weeks, including basic weed and feed on a 4 unit. I would say lawn is no bigger than many single family lawns in the area.
I also suggest switching to every two weeks. They may decide to charge you more though.
Post: They Include The Cost But Disregard Income

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Zach Wain
Got similar push back when I applied for a 2% reward business credit card at another credit union. They said DTI was too high because they ignored rental income. Went to a major bank and got 3 times the credit limit in 3 minutes. No questions about DTI.
Was really hopeful about this credit union because they have a very low 1 year intro rate on their HELOC.
Glad to know the DTI requirements are different from lender to lender. I will keep looking.
Post: They Include The Cost But Disregard Income

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Doug Smith
It is a small credit union and Heloc is for a primary home.
Post: They Include The Cost But Disregard Income

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- Atlanta, GA
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Looking to pull a HELOC from my primary home. Lender includes PITI from rental properties in DTI but disregards income from rental properties. They say properties do not have 2 years tax records. How have you gotten around this requirement?
Post: What are some challenges with being a landlord in California?

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@Sam Yin
Thanks for sharing.
Post: Which Banks/ Credit Unions will do a HELOC on investment property

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Alina Mitchell
What kind of interest are they offering?
Post: Rental Homeowner Insurance

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Kyle Johnson
Most homeowners and landlord policy will cover if floors are damaged due to a sudden covered incident.
For example a pipe bursts and causes damage to your hardwood floors, fixing or replacing floors would be covered by most policies.
Your tenant scratches it or pours paint on it will likely not be covered.
Post: MTM Lease vs 12 Month Lease

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Allan C.
Does your lease actually restrict moving Oct-Mar? Or do you use timing to structure the lease term such that they are locked in that period?
Post: MTM Lease vs 12 Month Lease

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@Adah N.
I also think MTM can make “not so great” tenants better tenants if they know they can get the 30/60 day non-renew notice at any time.
I let them know it is MTM and we plan to renew every month as long as they pay rent on time and adhere to the lease.