All Forum Posts by: Denis Maheux

No private money or hard money required.

Thanks Matthew :-)

Rodger,

Just saw your post from 2 years ago;-)  I believe that these days, one of the best drone for Real Estate is the Phantom 4 Pro, it does a very good job, easy to fly.

However, since middle 2016, you will need to have a FAA license to fly a drone if you are using it making revenue, (Part 107). One other thing, you may want to check is since most cameras these days have 4K resolution, you will need a computer and software that can handle it. I use Final Cut pro.

Check drone.pilot4hire face book page and let me know if you have questions

Buyer's Agent, Listing Agent

Investment Properties

Drone photography and Videography

Denis serve in the Canadian Military for 21 years. He then became a Real Estate investor as well as a Sales Coach for different major corporations. Now he brings his passion and sharp attention to detail to help buyers in a highly focused search for their new house and to help sellers get the most value for their home.

As an experienced agent, Denis understands that buying and selling is one of the biggest decisions in a client’s life and views representation and guidance of his clients through this process as a true privilege.

Denis is an active member of the Buck County Realtor Association

Hi.

Just move to Bristol PA, I am looking for the best REIA in North EASt Philly where I can learn and network, without being hassle with sales pitch.

Let me know 

One of my rental property is located in the Forest Park Historic District in Springfield MA. 

Market value:  approximately $170,000

Replacement value $567.000

My bank doesn't offer insurance at the market value; the premium for the replacement value is significantly higher.

Does anyone have a list of companies that will insure my property at the market value instead of the replacement cost value. Also, do insurance companies offer umbrella (blanket) insurance policy for multi-state properties?

Happy Holidays and thanks for taking the time to respond to these questions

Denny

Good day,

I will be renting one of my new property in Massachusetts, and I understand that as a landlord in this state I can't charge a late fee before 30 days of the payment due date.  I have been researching for a while, and I can't find the maximum amount that I am legally allowed to charge the tenant once the 30day period has passed. Of course the tenant should be already in the process of being evicted.

Regards.

Denny