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All Forum Posts by: Noyessie Hubert

Noyessie Hubert has started 19 posts and replied 52 times.

Post: Hard Money Loan to close in 5 day

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Hi @Jay Hinrichs, The title report will be ready by Monday.

Hi @Chris Seveney , I plan to keep all my catch for the purchase below 50k. I just need 150k, and I will manage the rest of the repairs myself.

Post: Hard Money Loan to close in 5 day

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Hi,

Can a private lender / hard money lender help me close a deal by Friday ( 5 days from now ) in East Orange, NJ?

It is a redemption house with an assignment contract for 190k. 

- The Rehab estimate is around 50- 60k. 

- 3bd, 1.5 bath

- plan to fix and hold

- delivered vacant

- The current estimate, according to Zillow, is 327,300
- My rehab includes a 4th bedroom, which will increase the value by at least 30k.

- 2bd are currently getting sold there at 300k.

Exit strategy:  Rehab, Refinance, and Hold for rental or personal use.

Caveat: It is a redemption and needs to be closed by Friday this week. The lender I have can not do that.

I'm still deep in the process of analyzing the deal and can share my calculation details with potential lenders. But knowing how much the loan will cost me is crucial to making a final decision.

Post: Tenant not paid rent, step for eviction

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Hi, thanks all for your advice.

I was feeling bad to directly go for an eviction without a notice, but based on your comment and the fact that is not a charity. I will file directly for eviction.

She is not paying the rent, so the state do not require me to give a notice. 

I’m currently contacting a lawyer and will update what I learned here. Thanks again.

Post: Tenant not paid rent, step for eviction

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Thanks, Nicholas, Will look for a lawyer. 

My question was should I give her a heads-up? Because if she pays all, I'm okay and don't need a lawyer.

Post: Tenant not paid rent, step for eviction

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Hi,

I accepted a tenant at the beginning of December. Here security deposit and most of the first month's rent are supposed to be paid by NJ Victims of Crimes.

Fast forward now:

- she did not pay her rent of January. Keep telling me a sob story about her paycheck getting sent to the previous address ( that was 18 days now, not corrected ).

- still did not receive the check from the NJ Victims of Crimes office.

At this point, I want to file for eviction at the end of the month if she delays the event by 1 day to pay her entire rent ( January and February).

My question to you professional is, should I inform her of that decision in advance? Something like: "Know that if you don't pay your full rent by the 01, I will file for eviction".

Or should I just wait and if she passes the 01th, file for eviction?

Lease: I used the lease provided by the Bigger Pockets podcast. 

Post: Am I understanding this rent control law correctly

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I just purchased my first property in Irvington, NJ, 07111 ( a nightmare :-) ). But now is mine. I was going through the rent control laws ( I know, should have done that before purchasing the property ), and a section stands out. https://ecode360.com/30526708#42037155

Based on what I can read, the rent control chapter doesn't apply to: Dwellings of three and four units, at least one of which is occupied by one or more of the owners thereof.


My understanding is that rent control doesn't apply to owner-occupied multi-units. Am I correct here, or does this exception mean something else entirely?

Thanks.

Post: Section 8 Tenant not paying rent after I purchased the property

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Quote from @Theresa Harris:

I agree with Nathan. If you can't get hold of the case worker, tell them you need to talk to someone as rent is 2 months late and you'll be starting the eviction process and neither HUD nor the tenant have paid you. The fact that the tenant hasn't paid you her part (nor paid the previous owner) is not good. I would also let the caseworker (or whoever you talk to) know that the tenant has not paid you their portion of the rent.

It looks like the tenant has no part. the HUD is paying all. She mentioned that her voucher was $200+ over the rent.

Post: Section 8 Tenant not paying rent after I purchased the property

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I bought a 4-unit property in August ( 2 months ago ), it was my first property, and I inherited a section 8 tenant. The previous owner did not give me documentation on the current tenants. Just the phone number and current rent amount.

I purchased the property on August 16 and introduced myself on September 20th. So she did not pay rent for September ( she was supposed to pay it to the previous owner and the owner was supposed to send it to me, but the previous owner received nothing and she agreed nothing was sent ).

Now she needs to send my information to her case worker to update the rent payment address and everything. However, the caseworker is not reachable for weeks now. There we are in October and still nothing. I don't know what to do there:

- What information should I ask a section 8 tenant?

- What should I do to get the rent paid, including past rent?

- Any other advice to manage section 8 tenants?

Thanks.

Post: Feeling guilty for asking a tenant to vacate.

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Quote from @Tim Miller:

I wouldn't feel guilty about this and I wouldn't be giving 6 months to get out. You did raise an issue that no one has brought up. You stated that you are under rent control, does that also mean you can't raise the rent on the next tenant to market rate? Only asking because some locals will not let you raise your rent on the next tenant to market. You'll want to check on this.

No, I can raise the rent for the next tenant. I already check on that with the county/town.

Post: Feeling guilty for asking a tenant to vacate.

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Quote from @V.G Jason:

I think she's capable of getting to $1500, and you can point her in the right direction how to apply for some aid. Tell her to get there, and keep it going.

If she cannot do it, then she can go. That's a fair compromise, and I've done this myself through my PMs as I never deal direct with tenant. 

People think kick em out, get $2k in and  make your $1k/mo a more. You got no idea what that next tenant brings. They've paid on time for 20 years, there's something I'll do for those folks. They don't give me no problems, I'll aim to be amicable.


 As I mentioned, I'm in a rent-controlled area. Was thinking of making here change unit, but not sure if that's enough to bypass the rent control rule.