All Forum Posts by: John Key

@George Jetson You need to file for eviction and notice to terminate the lease if your mom hasn't done anything. I would get a lawyer and do both immediately. Yes you are probably going to have trouble, are these long term tenants for your mom? If so she might not have been up to the task of terminating them but you need to be and it may take time. Regardless of how good a tenant was once they stop paying they can and will bleed you dry.

you need to do exactly this!

1 Vote

Detroit, Michigan

good luck man, hope everything goes great!

1 Vote

welcome ryan! I would suggest starting to learn the basics, so you can get into the mindset, like "Rich Dad Poor Dad" and then get deeper into it

0 Votes

Ogden, Utah

It doesn't sound crazy, numbers look good, if you know you can make it work, why not?

1 Vote

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

You absolutely can, but keep in mind HOA can be tough to deal with sometimes

2 Votes

Boston, Massachusetts

Hey Sam, nice to meet you, I am John, I own 1 investment property in FL and I am also a property manager. Sorry to hear about your niece, I wish you a great start in this!

1 Vote

Nice to meet you guys, TX is a solid market to work at, I wish you all the best!

1 Vote

Houston, Texas

Hey Saad, I am new here but I own 1 investment property, what I would suggest for a start is to get a few real estate books, get on that mindset, learn the basics, understand how it works and later on get someone more experienced to guide you in your first deal

2 Votes

Charlotte, North Carolina

All Forum Posts by: John Key

John Key has started 1 posts and replied 38 times.

Post: Rental given to me with tenant

Post: New to bigger pockets and investing

Post: Just Getting Started

Post: Taking over 5 units from a family member - am I crazy?

Post: Can I ask my HOA to stop texting me?

Post: Introduction Post, Hello Everyone

Post: New to REI

Post: New to the Investor Real Estate realm - Needing guidance and advice !