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All Forum Posts by: Braeden Warg

Braeden Warg has started 12 posts and replied 25 times.

Post: Setting up bank account for rental

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Looking to setup a bank account for my adu. What banks do you use and why, also do i need a account for rent and then a separate account for security deposit? When i return the security deposit do i have to return the interest accrued? Any information helps thank you.

Quote from @Mike Grudzien:

I hope that this is some sort of horrendous misspelling, because for the life of me, I don't know what: "protentional purchase" is????  What do you mean to say, spelled correctly?

“Potentially”, thanks for the catch.

I'm wanting to protentional purchase a mobile home park using seller finance, however i always find the issue being how do i make it sound more enticing than just getting the asking price in cash. I've tried it on a few owners with single family but they aren't interested. How do i make it intriguing and then show I'm capable of doing what i claim. should i try working with them on their mobile home park showing i can do this type of managing, repairs.  Any information is helpful!!

Post: Concord NC Rentals

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I'm looking at listing our primary to rent and possible buy another house. however i have never been a landlord, looking for information on how to protect myself and the tenant I've down loaded the NC lease agreement from bigger pockets. i have downloaded and currently reading the landlord tenant rights. What are some key things i need to include into the lease or any additional documents to make this smooth as possible (p.s. i know there will be issues and mistakes made id just like to limit them). 

Here's what i know what to do.

-collect security deposit, as well as first months rent at the lease signing and have a witness for me as well as the tenant have a witness. 

-Sign the lease at the property, do a walk through take photos and videos, show them the gas cut off, water cutoff, the fuse box.

- On the lease have the tenant initial beside important things such as no pets, they are responsible for mowing the lawn, the number for maintenance request, that I only need to notify them 24 hours in advance to come into the property, how long a person who isnt on the lease can stay before they need to be added to the lease as well as a background check ran at the tenants cost, etc.

-keep a spare key on the property you and the tenant only know of. 

-Anyone older than 18 must be on the lease

Reason for thinking about renting the house. Its a 4 bed, 2 1/2 bath, the main house is 3 bed 1 1/2 bath rent 1800 a month, then the adu on the property is a 1 bed 1 bath mid-term rent 1500-2000. i have to include utility's such as water/sewer, trash, electric, internet, gas. That currently is costing us around 300 a month, but the adu isn't being used atm (doing some finishing touches on it). i need to check but with utility's included i think the main house will rent for 2200 a month and the adu 1700-1800 a month. the mortgage is 2200 a month with utility's, pest control, repair money, maintenance money. I'm projecting 3,000 a month but we would gross 900 a month. doesn't seem like a lot however my wife is going back to school and we will lose her income so this amount and buying a smaller house could put is in a safe position to float for the next 2 years, just to add some clarity i don't make a lot of money i make 60k a year averaging 55-60 hours a week. 

Would just like to hear other investors opinions, my goal is to retire my wife and i into self employment and manage our rentals. Thanks for reading.

Quote from @Braeden Warg:
Quote from @Michael Baum:

Yeah @Braeden Warg I agree with my compatriots here.

It looks like a nice little house, but it doesn't have any pop or really near enough to the beach IMHO.

Might make a nice LTR for someone.

thank you for your insight. LTR seems to be 1900 a month.



 Thank you for that. i think we will hold off on purchasing the house. thank you for your opinion.

Quote from @Michael Baum:

Yeah @Braeden Warg I agree with my compatriots here.

It looks like a nice little house, but it doesn't have any pop or really near enough to the beach IMHO.

Might make a nice LTR for someone.

thank you for your insight. LTR seems to be 1900 a month.


Quote from @John Underwood:

I looked this up to see if it was on or near the water and it isn't. House is a little dated.

Will they owner finance it or let you buy it subject to existing mortgage.

The numbers don't look that great and I don't see anything that appealing for someone to want to rent it.

After all your expenses your Net will likely be what I can make on a LTR which is much less work.

If it's an area you like and you are ok with the projected Net income then go for it. 

This depends on your goals, not our opinions.


 they offered us to purchase the house subject to, or do a one year lease option to buy. My wife wants to get into short terms rentals and i know 20% takes a while to build up, just figured we could come in and get our feet wet. i did see we have the potential to profit 6-10k unless we could get it to be competitive with those other two rentals.

 I have the opportunity to buy a family members house down at sunset beach nc, the address is 218 azalea circle sunset beach nc 28468. They do have a mortgage at 2100 a month. From airdna it says 34k a year 50% occupancy with a daily rate of 175 a night. However there are two airbnbs in the area one is doing 52k and the other is 47k. Not sure on what amenities they offer. The house has a garage I could potentially turn into a adu or just make the house bigger, can’t confirm that as I haven’t reached out to the city. Looking to host it myself however I would be starting with zero reviews. Where should I start in finding the tenant laws in nc, how should I setup the Airbnb to be competitive with the others. Any tips or information is appreciated. Thank you

Post: What to pull permits on

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Thank you for the clarification and information.

Post: Crawl space encapsulation

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Just bought a property in cabarrus county and turned out the crawl space doesn’t just need a vapor barrier it needs to be incapsulated, with trenches a sump pump and an industrial dehumidifier. Is 21,000 common for these jobs?

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