All Forum Posts by: Richard Prillerman

The first call is to always find out if they are motivated or not, after you find out they are motivated, do you look to schedule an appointment for the house and negotiate in person, or over the first call do you right away start negotiating over the phone? How soon should you start talking for a deal? Just curious to see different opinions and strategies. 

This is a frequently asked question I like to ask myself when selling a home; however, it may come up to other frequently. The hope when selling a home is a quick sale and  for top dollar, this isn’t always the case though. So what happens if I’m not happy and want to cancel the contract? 

How do you respond to low ball offers?

I had an interesting situation. Tenants couldn't pay rent on April 1 and so notice was sent to them along with a list of resources to help with financial assistance. It actually turned out they had genuine issues with their bank accounts being compromised. Issue was straightened out and ultimately got full rent payments for both April and May and everything has been fine since. It's times like these when I really appreciate having good tenants.

What's the best grade of apartment complexes to invest in for income growth. A, B, C, D? I have my opinion about this, Just wondering what everyone else was thinking.