All Forum Posts by: Jonathan M.
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Post: accident - lawsuit

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- Los Angeles, CA
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Originally posted by @Scott Stevens:
This has helped open my eyes a bit, just upped my car insurance amounts as well as homeowners liability from 300k to 500k. USAA said that since my net worth isn't quite high enough just yet, that an umbrella policy wasn't necessary just yet and getting me an umbrella policy would be like selling a fridge to an eskimo. What do you guys think?
I just upped my automobile insurance liability limits after reading this thread too.
Post: Orange County Meetup

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- Los Angeles, CA
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I'll be there. Looking forward to it.
Post: Conventional Loan Strategies with Partners - JV/LLC Issue

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- Los Angeles, CA
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Is creating a land trust an expensive or complicated process?
Post: Cat Litter House: Flip # 653 and it could be the worst one yet. Look at the pics and you decide.

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- Los Angeles, CA
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Gross.
Like others have commented, I think I'm going to have to clean something when I get home from work.
Post: FUN MEET UP IN ORANGE COUNTY, CA!!

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- Los Angeles, CA
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I had a great time. Thank you for setting this up.
Post: >>ORANGE COUNTY, CA MEETUP - MAY 28TH<<

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- Los Angeles, CA
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I'll be there, bringing one of my friends
Post: SoCal Opportunities for Newbie?

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- Los Angeles, CA
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I might be open to looking in the inland empire area in a few months. I looked in December in San Bernadino but didn't find anything promising.
@David Friedman pm sent.
Post: Tenant only has half the deposit amount

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- Los Angeles, CA
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Just to clarify, they want to pay half the deposit now and the second half right before move in date along with the first month rent.
Still that set off a red flag in my mind. If they have trouble coming with that amount of money, how do I know they won't have trouble paying the rent on time?
Thanks everyone for your responses.
Post: Tenant only has half the deposit amount

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- Los Angeles, CA
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That is what I was thinking. I don't want to set up a negative precedent by letting something like that go. I told the property manager to hold off and keep showing the house.
I'm not desperate to get a tenant. I'd rather wait a while if necessary so I can get a good tenant who will pay on time instead of renting to a marginal tenant that I'll have to evict later.
Post: Tenant only has half the deposit amount

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- Los Angeles, CA
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I just closed on my first rental this past Wednesday. The rental is an out of state property located in Kansas City, MO.
I have property management and they have a prospective tenant. The problem is that the tenant does not have the full deposit amount of $600. They only have half and they want to pay the other half later.
In my mind that seemed like a red flag so I told the property manager to hold off and keep showing the house unless the prospective tenant has the full deposit amount plus first months rent.
Did I do the right thing?