All Forum Posts by: Jeff Plair

@jorge 

@Jorge Borjas yes lol!

@Jorge Borjas if you can get the phone number, that would be great! But it's much easier to send the letter and get them to call you. 

Go to the tax assessors office via internet or walkin. They will have the name and address of the owners. I would shoot them a quick letter stating your interest in buying the house and go from there.

Looking for a Partner on a Buy and hold property in a very desirable rental area. Owner is willing and ready to finance the deal. $30000, $5000 down payment with a 2 year term on the owner finance. Please inbox me for more details.

Thanks Don Harris

Hello, Any Charlotte NC investors out there?? My family and I are relocating to the area and wanted to pick your brain a little bit about your market.

@Justin B. @Marcia Maynard That helps a lot. Thank you!!

@Jeremy pace that was my plan to send out a letter given them about 60 days notice of the increase. Because they came with the purchase I wanted to see how others would increase the rents being that they were inherited

Morning BP, So I recently purchased three properties that had current tenants in them. The Rents were way below market value with these tenants. What do you think is the best way to go about increasing the rent to match the market?

I would quit claim to the business name. That would help you develop a good track record for your business. But you would also need to transfer insurance into the business name as well.