All Forum Posts by: Charlie Moore
Charlie Moore has started 152 posts and replied 496 times.
Post: Do you buy in war zones? What was the experience?

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How did the experience go?
Are you still a Warzone landlord?
Post: Have you installed policies of your own into the business?

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- What do you give your tenants upon moving in?
- Detailed sheet of rules?
- Information about the unit?
- Policies and guidelines?
- ETC?
Post: Do you ever give a full security deposit back for D class rentals

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Originally posted by @Dennis M.:
D class tenants almost never leave the place in good Clean condition . It’s just not reality for that asset class . Expect to keep all deposits . Also expect high turnover costs due to the ridiculous mess and damage you’ll be eNcountering
truth
Post: Do you ever give a full security deposit back for D class rentals

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Originally posted by @Toan Hoang:
@Charlie Moore
Why is this even a question? IF place is messed up you keep deposit. IF place is kept clean then you return. Why does it matter if D class or not?
High risk tenants bud
Post: Do you ever give a full security deposit back for D class rentals

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Originally posted by @Jim K.:
I guess not everyone responds well to your winning personality, Charlie.
I wish this thing had a block button w you
Post: Do you ever give a full security deposit back for D class rentals

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I have YET, to have a tenant follow the lease and leave the house in good condition
Post: How Do Landlords Make Money In Absolute War Zones?

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Originally posted by @Joe Cantanzriti:
It goes back to the good old tenant screening process. Even though your tenant pool may be government subsidized, there are plenty of excellent tenants who are on section 8 for many different reasons who would be great tenants as long as you as the landlord hold up your end of the deal. Keep the property as nice as you would any other property and you may be surprised with the respect that tenants will give in return. Many section 8 tenants can be 10+ year tenants if treated well and if vetted correctly on the front end. Patience is the key here, might be 50 applications and interviews you go through before finding a viable tenant but it'll be worth it.
Would you really take 50 applicants?
Post: Paying for 2 years upfront?

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Tenant wants to pay next two years upfront!
What would you say to this?
If i say yes, How do I even go about proper deductions for tax purposes?
The total would be 24,000 on the dot. Paid to me
Post: Landlording policy! Let’s discuss

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How many policies have you instilled into your landlording business?
Post: How many policies have you created?

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- I have a move in detail sheet
- Pretty much in lol
What am i missing and such?
How many things have you installed, policy wise