All Forum Posts by: Jessie Redd

He should be able to provide you with some information from her doctor as well. 

@Samantha P.

Have you verified that she is in fact in a coma? I’m sure you have verified it but just asking.

@Simon Obas

No in most instances. If you are an experienced licensed contractor with years of experience you may be okay. Even then you may notice something outside your area of expertise and need to bring in an expert. It’s worth it to spend the money upfront and use the report as a negotiation tool if something is found.

@Adam L.

It looks like you will loose money on it if you rent it out. Since you lived in it you can avoid capital gains taxes. If I were you I would sell it if I had no plans to move back there at a later time.

@Javier Cuevas Santos

If you only have one property I thinly you can get by with excel. No need to pay $25 per month for QuickBooks in my opinion.

@Diana Frasier

Did they mention anything on the property disclosure? I would also call the local plumbing or drain cleaning companies. If is bad as you say, they will have had it snakes out multiple times. If you can get evidence of this, they can be held liable for not disclosing.

@Russell Brazil

10,000 passive income. I am almost there. I enjoy being financially free. I spent the last twenty years in the service. I missed a lot of holidays and birthdays with my family. I would say I am pretty much retired now so I get to spend time with my younger kids and my wife now. I invest full time. I came from an impoverished family so I enjoy being able to help out my family and community.

I am now focused on paying my primary residence off and continuing to acquire free and clear properties. I spend a great deal of my time mentoring my older children and others on their journey to financial freedom. This is something I will do until they throw dirt on me.

@Austin Sine

If my mother or wife wouldn’t feel safe coming in the house at night alone I won’t look at it.

@Gregory Schwartz

Had anyone actually received it. Just curious.

If it's 1-4 units it should be the same as purchasing a SFR. I have seen lenders requiring a 640 or better credit score lately. You should be able to do 5% down. I would also look into to first time homebuyer programs as well.