All Forum Posts by: Deisy P.
Deisy P. has started 10 posts and replied 160 times.
Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
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@Neel Shah @Dawn Vought DisasterCustomerService They were actually responding to an e-mail i had sent the that same day letting them know i had resubmitted my info with corrected info and gave them my new reference number.
Post: Rental showings during coronavirus/Covid-19
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
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Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
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Originally posted by @Jennifer Perich:
I applied on March 30 and haven't received any contact from anyone. I am currently on hold to check my status and the recording said I am caller 1,142!
I applied April 1st. I received an e-mail Sunday morning. April 12.
Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
- Posts 160
- Votes 157
I applied April 1st and received an e-mail April 12 telling me I will receive an e-mail invitation to create a portal that will provide me with the agency’s determination on my loan request. That’s when I’ll also be able to provide additional information/corrected information if necessary. There’s definitely going to be delays to normal processing times.
Post: Rental showings during coronavirus/Covid-19
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
- Posts 160
- Votes 157
Thanks so much for the advice! @Lawrence Leung
Post: Rental showings during coronavirus/Covid-19
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
- Posts 160
- Votes 157
My unit hasn’t been listed but I did put a “For Rent” sign on the door on April 1st. I already have someone interested. My question is. The tenant is still living there. How can I do a showing as safely as possible, aside from the quantity of pictures and virtual tours? Suggestions would amazing. Thanks in advance.
Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
- Posts 160
- Votes 157
Originally posted by @Erik Orozco:
I was able to get a hold of SBA customer service with no wait this morning. The reps advice was to fill a completely new application with any changes you need to make and email customer service informing them of the new application and changes. I had only listed my lost rents thus far on my 1st app. The two changes I made were
1) Listing lost rents at 100% x9 months
2)listing my business as under 500 employees instead of sole proprietor.
Rep confirmed lost rents can be a projected amount. Hope this helps guys!
What about in the business section where it asks you again for Organization type. Did you put Sole Proprietor or Independent?
Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
- Posts 160
- Votes 157
Originally posted by @Jim McGraw:
So, I file my properties with my SSN, no EIN as I have not established any LLC's. The site is asking for a EIN, (XX-XXXXXXX). Has anyone ran into this?
Below that question there's an option to change to Sole proprietor and then i was able to put my social and it took it.
Post: Attn: SBA Disaster Loans for Landlords
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
- Posts 160
- Votes 157
Originally posted by @Michaela G.:
FYI - I applied 4 days ago and yesterday I got an email, that said "status changed to 'Received in Review'.
Did you get an e-mail right away? I submitted mine 3 hours ago. I haven't received anything but I wrote everything down and took a picture of my number.
Post: Month-to-month Tenant ,Paying me less this month
- Rental Property Investor
- South Padre Island, TX
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Originally posted by @Theresa Harris:
@Deisy P. I'd check with the plumber to see who paid for it. The plumber should have billed you and you should have prorated the rent for the 3 days that the plumbing wasn't working- not including the 5 days that they didn't call the plumber.
Right. Yep I did that. I prorated the rent.