All Forum Posts by: Kenny Hall

@Sandy Metivier hey! Let’s chat. I think we’d make a great team. Shoot me a PM.

@Season Price hi! I’d be happy to connect you with a couple contractors that can GC the work and keep you updated along the way. Feel free to PM.

@Nick D. Hey Nick! I’ve been helping out of state investors find success in Indy. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would just like to chat! I’d love to connect. Happy New Year!

@Sam Boyer what about having a conversation with your maintenance guy and seeing if he would be open to emergency hours and talk to him about an increased emergency rate that’s worth his time during “off hours”? I recommend at the very least to show tenants how to mitigate major issues on their own until someone can get there to fix it. Show them where the main water shut off is and how to shut it off if they have a leak they can’t isolate.

@Guy Shefer hey! There are definitely opportunities like this out there. Feel free to PM, I’d be happy to chat about it with you.

@Dustin Warner hey! I’ve run into this situation before. Since it sounds like you’d like to help them out, you could remind them they are responsible for the entirety of the lease, however, if you find someone to sign a new lease, they would only be responsible for the time until you find someone new. Depending on the demand for your area, you could find someone quickly. I’ve seen an increase in leases signed in this off-market season compared to previous years. This approach would allow you to start marketing it and the current tenant would be motivated to keep it clean and looking good for showings. Good luck!

Hey Errin - check out Cozy. Great to manage rent collection, maintenance requests, and tenant screening. Are you looking to self-manage?