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All Forum Posts by: Jasen Crisp

Jasen Crisp has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

Anyone in the Treasure Valley / Boise / Meridian area have a solid landscape rehab referral?

Looking to do a complete landscape rehab: demo, sprinkler install, back flow install, sod etc. Looking for a professional licensed insured landscaper.

Having a really hard time finding one.

Thanks.

Is your intention to use the HELOC to pay cash for total purchase price of the rental? Or to use the HELOC to fund your 20-25% down payment on a rental?

If you use the HELOC for total price of the rental, then you just go get a mortgage after your rehab and it's rented out. Hopefully it appraises high enough and you pay off your HELOC with the funds from the new mortgage. Things to keep in mind is you will have a payment due on the HELOC each month, sometimes this is interest only but depends on your HELOC terms. If your using the HELOC for a down payment, then you can pay the HELOC back with your cashflow from the property, as well as cash flow from your normal income. Contact your CPA for tax implications with the HELOC interest.

Post: MS Office Question

Jasen CrispPosted
  • Boise, ID
  • Posts 4
  • Votes 1

I hate the subscription models. you end up paying way more then the cost.

Check out amazon... Office 2016 for Mac digital download Home and student edition is $129.99

I'm super new to this, but if the daughter was the one who signed the lease can't you go after her for the damages ect?

The father maybe the criminal, the one who trashed the place, and hard to collect from, but the daughter  was the tenet, if she previously passed your checks you should be able to collect from her or take her to court.