All Forum Posts by: Lindsay Op de Coul
Lindsay Op de Coul has started 4 posts and replied 89 times.
Post: First investment property with zero experience
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Awesome, congrats! What's next for you?!
Post: Question on 1031 replacement property sale
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Hi @Kevin Sobilo - always love seeing you in the forum posts! You tagged the wrong Lindsay though ;P
@Lindsey Milam - Kevin gives sound investing and business advice in my experience!
Post: Unpaid Rent, Eviction?
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I can send you a couple - we are a property management company and have owners who come to us all the time to handle their eviction situations, but we are also happy to connect you with our attorneys as well.
Post: Any Trenton, NJ realtor?
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Available for...?
Post: New jersey markets?
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Quote from @Aron Koth:
Hi,
I'm looking for property management in New Jersey that is also owners of some properties.
KeyVest Property Management. DM me for more information, I would be happy to chat with you!
Post: Newbie Starting Out Building My Network
- Chicago suburbs
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For investor friendly contractors, try @Sebastian Hernandez
For real estate agents, try @Maria Amedrano - she may also have a lender she can recommend
Post: New landlord controversy in new jersey
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A way people handle this in NJ is to increase the rents and force people out (depending on what the laws in the city/county allow - some have restrictions on how much you can increase), or you can offer cash for keys. If you also want to take care of the families living there and don't want to force them out, have a conversation with them. Let them know you have to increase rents, but you want to take care of them and see if you can increase rent within their means. These are just a few things I have seen our investors in NJ do.
It all depends on what your intentions are and what outcomes you are looking to produce.
Also, those things may be easier said than done or may not be so black and white when you go to do them. If you want someone to chat with and bounce ideas off of / get some advice, just let me know. I can connect you with an investor or one of our property managers who has dealt with these situations before. We are happy to help!
Post: Appropriate protocol to search for a realtor on BP
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How South are you looking for NJ? We are investor-focused agency that helps with short term rentals acquisitions and full-service management.
Post: $0 down on a duplex in NJ and Living for Free.
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Quote from @John Walter:
@Lindsay Op de Coul Thank you, I really appreciate it. Next on the agenda for me is to try and purchase either another small multi or a mixed use property. The mixed use would be in the NJ market, but the multi could be anywhere.
I just looked at a duplex the other day that actually got me excited for the first time in a while. Yes, it’s a bit over priced and of course listed “as-is” and buyer responsible for all certifications, but it’s the location that excites me. For this area, I am only interested in properties within walking distance to the train station and this is only a stone’s throw away. I’ll be keeping an eye on it to see what happens in the next few weeks.
Post: $0 down on a duplex in NJ and Living for Free.
- Chicago suburbs
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That's awesome!! What is next for you??