All Forum Posts by: Himanshu Jain

I use Buildium, has been working fine for us. I would suggest take a look at it. The pricing works well as well and gives you all options to grow.

We use buildium and they have rent collection capabilities, which works great as it automatically adjusts the rent ledger and works well with rent collection reports.

I have run into a similar issue and questioned my leasing agent that how did he allow for this. But then let it go as she is a good tenant in all respect and had a small dog. So we did a pet addendum, took more deposit and increased the rent. Also added a clause in the addendum that we will be conducting a quarterly inspection and any time if we find any damages to the unit. She will be responsible for taking care of those.

Sorry Had been busy with lots of different things going on. Finished the project and sold it with a first few days of the listing. Here are some pictures of the final product. Now looking for my next flip.

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I just got a call from tenant saying there was a small fire when they were trying to seal a hole? What do to in such situation? Should tenant be responsible for the damages? Should they be given a written warning? What are some good practices around this situation? How to prevent something like this in future?

Just completed my first flip and sold the house on day one. Now with recent heavy rains the basement got flooded after closing. As per buyer there are signs of flooding before and they claim that I tried to hide that condition, but I never lived in the house and had no idea about any water issues. As part of buyer inspection it was identified that there were some signs of water seeping in and we gave some credit to buyer to fix that issue. Looking for advise on how to respond to this situation.