All Forum Posts by: Kevin Hart

@Alex Talbot happy to grab coffee sometime and talk real estate. 

@Kim Musgrave go to local real estate meetups, find the local investor facebook pages, reach out to other local investors and see who they're buying deals from 

@Chris Roche Hey Chris, I'm an investor focused agent in Louisville. Happy to chat anytime. 

@Andrew Beckmann If you haven't collected any money yet, then I'd just let her out of the lease and take it as a loss unfortunately. It wouldn't be worth your time to go after her in court if she refused to pay a portion of the rent. Going forward, I would have them pay first months rent and any deposit you charge as soon as the lease is signed. Then you at least have some leverage and can decide to refund or partially refund. 

@Asare Nkansah Yes you can. You do not have to own your primary residence to do a "second" home loan. Your lender can clarify any details, but I believe it would have to be a short term rental property so that you could actually visit it throughout the year. Don't think it works with a LTR

@Tim Boeving a good real estate attorney could answer all of that and advise you how to handle the situation. Otherwise, unless an actual attorney comments on here, you never know if other peoples legal advise is correct or not. 

or you could just sell it to me to make it easier :)

maybe Michelle Rawn of Rawn Law could help. 

@Chris L. Thats very doable in Louisville. I personally invest in many of those zipcodes. Happy to chat anytime. I work with alot of new investors. 

thanks @Jeffrey Evans , I do agree with what @Rob Bergeron said. There are not enough inspectors in the city to handle that currently. Sec 8 and construction permit inspections are still way behind already. 

This is worth monitoring if you have a STR or looking to buy one at Rough River (about an hour outside of Louisville)

https://www.wdrb.com/news/dam-...