All Forum Posts by: Brian W.
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Post: Top three types of calls you get from your tenants

- Peachtree City, GA
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Originally posted by Rob K:
Hahahahaha!!! No matter how many times I go back and read that it still makes me laugh out loud. My freaking feet be cold. Hahahahaha!!!
Post: Top three types of calls you get from your tenants

- Peachtree City, GA
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What are the top three (or more if you're willing to share) types (regarding subject matter, i.e. water leak, A/C broken, etc.) of phone calls you get from your tenants?
Post: Best way to protect a home from water damage from a leak?

- Peachtree City, GA
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What is the best way to protect home from water damage from a leak?
It can be hard enough to protect my own home from damage from a water leak (especially if no one is even home), much less with a rental.
Does anyone have any experience with any of the automated products, such as Watercop, that are designed to automatically shut the water off if a leak is detected?
Post: Pre-approval: how to keep maximum amount a secret from seller and agent?

- Peachtree City, GA
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Originally posted by David Niles:
On the other hand, selling agents here require a pre approval letter submitted with any offers before they will consider them, those letters we only have done to the offer price we are making, your lender should have no problem making you additional ones higher if needed.
Bottom line is, its human nature to see more and then ask for more. Your top line isnt the sellers business, just the dollar amount you are currently offering.
Very well put. Thanks a lot David.
Post: Pre-approval: how to keep maximum amount a secret from seller and agent?

- Peachtree City, GA
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Originally posted by Bill Gulley:
Yeah Bill, this is what I think I will do. If they counter with a higher number than I'm willing to pay, I'll simply stick to my plan and indicate I'll walk away just as I would if they had no idea how much I was approved for.
Thanks for your advice.
Post: Pre-approval: how to keep maximum amount a secret from seller and agent?

- Peachtree City, GA
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Thanks for everyone's replies.
Now I just have to decide whether I want to have a separate letter emailed to me for every offer I make that shows I'm qualified for that dollar amount or if I want to have one letter that shows I'm qualified for quite a bit more than any offer I'm going to make.
Post: Pre-approval: how to keep maximum amount a secret from seller and agent?

- Peachtree City, GA
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How do I keep the maximum amount I'm approved for private from my real estate agent and the seller?
I don't want either one to know the maximum amount I'm approved for. All they need to know is I can afford the home I'm looking for.
Post: How do good, savvy investors find good deals in any market?

- Peachtree City, GA
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Originally posted by Craig P.:
Buying deals via the MLS in Denver is extremely challenging. Due to the market conditions being incredibly strong deals go well above what they should go for.
Here are a few ideas...we have bought deals via all these strategies.
1. PPC on google/bing
2. Direct mail
3. Other wholesalers
4. referrals/word of mouth
5. Other agents
6. Estate sales
7. FSBO's
8. MLS
9. Probate attorneys
10. Craigslist. For Sale by owner section
Good luck.
Fantastic advice. Thanks a lot Craig.
Post: How do good, savvy investors find good deals in any market?

- Peachtree City, GA
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Originally posted by Frank Iglesias:
Do wholesalers work with people who are planning to get a conventional mortgage?
Post: How do good, savvy investors find good deals in any market?

- Peachtree City, GA
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This is all great advice. Thank you very much to Karen, Taylor, Bill, and Dev.