All Forum Posts by: Jeremy Paschedag
Jeremy Paschedag has started 19 posts and replied 160 times.
Post: Growing my portfolio- 13 units ~$170k in annual cash flow

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
- Posts 162
- Votes 53
Thank you!
Post: Growing my portfolio- 13 units ~$170k in annual cash flow

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
- Posts 162
- Votes 53
Congrats on the success! With tax season upon us, I am curious,will your $177k be taxed at like 33%? Self employment?
Post: How to Collect Rent

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
- Posts 162
- Votes 53
Thank you Mike! I'll have to check those sites out.
Online options would certainly be better than the tenants having to remember what addy to send the checks.
Post: How to Collect Rent

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
- Posts 162
- Votes 53
Becky, that's an interesting approach. And I'm glad that works for you. I might try it.
But I can say if I was a tenant, I would not agree to it. That's a whole lot of trust that usually I am not willing to give freely.
Post: How to Collect Rent

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
- Posts 162
- Votes 53
That's a good idea! I didn't realize you could pay an individual from your bank's online bill pay.
Post: How to Collect Rent

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
- Posts 162
- Votes 53
I have 2 different companies that own properties. For my 9-5, I'll be on assignment out of town for 6-18 months. I'll be coming back home at least twice a month. My question is how is the best way to collect rent? I would prefer to not have a property manager if I can avoid it.
I've read about bad experiences with PayPal (investors getting stiffed). And Dwolla got hit with big fine for unfair practices.
What other options do I have?
My bank is not where I'll be assigned. Maybe open 2 more bank accounts at a bank where I'll be assigned and have tenants send checks to where I'll be? Then I can periodically transfer money to the original bank?
Post: 8 Unit In STL

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
- Posts 162
- Votes 53
That's awesome! Glad it worked out for you!
Post: Couple More Multi's in South City - St. Louis, MO

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
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That's a good question. The crime rate around Broadway is higher than Mardel. For my liking, the rents seemed to be high on Broadway.
Mardel I think is solid. It just has dated kitchens. Some of the tenants are longer term (more than 4 years), so the income seems steady and reliable. And Mardel has hardwood floors throughout.
Post: Couple More Multi's in South City - St. Louis, MO

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
- Posts 162
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@Alex Tillman I can't send you anything because of a prior pending message I sent you.
Post: Couple More Multi's in South City - St. Louis, MO

- Rental Property Investor
- Saint Louis, MO
- Posts 162
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4957 Mardel Ave, 63109 (4 family) List: $155,900; Income: $2200 (includes units and garage income); one vacant unit. Kitchens are dated. Bathroom in vacant unit needs ceiling work.
3542 S Broadway, 63118 (6 unit; 3 - 1 BR and 3 - 2 BR) List: $285,000; Income: $4090 (if I recall correctly); one vacant unit; lots of space
So everyone knows, I am getting no benefits from this. I'm just sharing with fellow investors. They are properties that I have passed on for one reason or another.