All Forum Posts by: Christopher Roper
Christopher Roper has started 2 posts and replied 12 times.
Post: Looking For Reliable Handyman
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- San Antonio, TX
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Message me
Post: STR in North central San Antonio
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- San Antonio, TX
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In case you haven't seen this already, make sure to check this linked map to ensure that you can get an STR permit on your block. Go to "Advanced Search", "By Attribute", "Short Term Rental". Good luck!
Post: Single-family residence buy & hold investment in San Antonio.
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- San Antonio, TX
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Let's go!!! Congrats
Post: Moving to San Antonio's Northwest side
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- San Antonio, TX
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Not an immediate point of interest but... you should keep an eye on what the city plans to do with ADU development in the future. Not sure how soon you're looking to move, but ground up development of ADUs could get easier in the future, which could have many effects
Post: New Member Introduction!
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- San Antonio, TX
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Welcome Chad! Would love to connect sometime
Post: What rental collection method do y’all use
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- San Antonio, TX
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Innago has worked well for me. Free for landlords. Only a small fee per transaction ($2) for tenants. After the initial deposit, transactions only take 1 business day
Post: Looking for Tree Trimmer Recommendations in San Antonio!
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- San Antonio, TX
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Update: I ended up using The Real Stump Busters Tree Service. They were quick, professional, and cost effective. Would recommend.
Post: Looking for Tree Trimmer Recommendations in San Antonio!
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- San Antonio, TX
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Quote from @Joel Allen:
One of my neighbors recently has some tree trimming and a tree removal done by The Real Stump Busters Tree Service here in San Antonio. He had good things to say about his experience with the company. A quick look at their website looks like they’re licensed and insured (which I would require if I was hiring a company to do tree work), and highly-rated by customers.
I'll look into them, big thanks for the recommendation
Post: Looking for Tree Trimmer Recommendations in San Antonio!
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- San Antonio, TX
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Quote from @Rick Pozos:
Hey @Christopher Roper in addition to rehabbing houses, buying notes, teaching and mentoring folks about real estate, I take care of tree issues. I do NOT trim trees, but if a tree fell and it is more of an emergency to get it cleaned up, I can do it for you. I also just bought an small excavator and a hydraulic dump trailer(about 9yds) to haul away. FYI
A true jack of all trades! Thankfully no trees have fallen, just need some trimming. Will keep you in mind for the future though
Post: Looking for Tree Trimmer Recommendations in San Antonio!
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- San Antonio, TX
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Thanks for y'alls help!