All Forum Posts by: Arsen Atanasovski
Arsen Atanasovski has started 329 posts and replied 883 times.
Post: Utilities Not Paid- AGAIN

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In Macomb county you will need to make a lease on a monthly basis where the water becomes the rent after non payment this way you can claim those fees into your eviction notice and collect
Post: Utilities Not Paid- AGAIN

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If your property is located in the city of Detroit you can transfer the water to the tenant all you need to do is setup your account as a landlord account and you need to deposit $150, then once a new tenant comes in you tell the tenant to sign up as a new customer with the city and the water will be billed to their name and SSN.
Post: Oklahoma bans non-citizens to buy real estate in Oklahoma-- is it true (unbelievable)

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I would agree, as an American I can’t go to other countries and buy property unless I go through a process of theirs to be able to purchase or some you cannot purchase at all
Post: Property Manager recommendation - Detroit

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Hello Corentin,
Merry Christmas!
I manage properties in your area. You may message me to discuss more.
I also have family in Switzerland in Spreitenbach, always a great place to visit and eat the chocolate:).
Post: Buying Prefabricated houses from China with Alibaba, a good deal?

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Quote from @Account Closed:
Hi, Also looking to import and test a light gauge steel prefab home. Does anyone know what the rough costs would be for US import/duty? I am located in South Carolina.
Post: Property management services section 8

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Quote from @Michael Smythe:
There's no shortage of housing for S8 voucher holders - there's a shortage of S8 voucher holders willing to pay application fees and security deposits.
Depending on the coverage of the committee affects how the application is viewed. As for paying fees and security deposits I’ve never had an issue. But every situation and application is different.
Post: Property management services section 8

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That’s good and hopefully it works out, it also depends on price as well. I know you tend to go a little all out on your properties and sometimes S8 wouldn’t work. It’s really a box that needs to be followed but secured income is a good factor when you have the opportunity.
Post: Property management services section 8

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Quote from @Travis Biziorek:
It's funny, man. I just had a property I turned over in Morningside.
I priced it VERY competitively because I just wanted to fill it quickly, and... you know, winter and all.
Over 100 contacts and a couple dozen actual applications. Only one of them had a S8 voucher.
Stood out to me.
Hey the saying goes it’s not what you know it’s who you know ;)
Post: Property management services section 8

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Hello everyone, I’ve been receiving overwhelming feedback on section 8 information I would like to inform anyone interested in the Detroit market that I can manage your property and place section 8 tenants paying fair market rent. I have communication with various housing committees and there is a shortage for section 8 voucher holders. With this being such a high demand I’m seeking to take over properties of investors that are willing to place section 8 tenants while in return I will manage the property and inspections that come with this type of client. If anyone is interested to hear more information message me I’ll be more than happy to assist!
Post: Oakland Michigan county real estate

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Hey Carlos, Oakland county is one of the wealthiest counties in the US. There is a lot of money in Oakland there is also a lot of areas that are high crime and lower class RE, like Pontiac if you seen the latest podcast they interviewed an investor that invests in Pontiac. That city is like a mini Detroit but in Oakland. But to answer your questions jobs, schools and a lot of new building developments in Oakland makes it idea for home buyers to be buying in this county. I think most of BP and the hosts of the podcast do not understand the tri county and consider Wayne and Detroit a disaster to invest in because of one thing the automaker industry has gone away. But in fact the city of Detroit is so large in area and by the time the riots were done Detroit lost half of its population and that population moved out of state and most moved north to the suburbs and into the counties of Macomb and Oakland. If you search these counties you’ll find the majority of the homes are all built in the 60’s and 70’s. I have properties in all counties and there is goods and bads in all 3 but overall, if your looking for cash flow with turnover Wayne is the one, Macomb is a mix and Oakland you will probably find more class A and B neighborhoods.