All Forum Posts by: Richard Ring
Richard Ring has started 1 posts and replied 60 times.
Post: BRRRR my first house that I own?

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@Sean Morrison
Well said ๐๐
Post: BRRRR my first house that I own?

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@Derek Wilcox
Hello.Derek
I used a Va loan to buy current SFh
At the age of 63.
Its a small 3/1 2 1/2 garage
Yes that is my plan as well
Rehab this house ( as per Va rules )
You keep this a your primary residence for atleast one year.
During this year of rehab around 10/15k .
Then rent it out.
Post: Any Investors nearrr

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Post: Is it time for this tenant to go??

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@Martin Neal
What would your your mortgage lender say if you are late they wouldn't put up with that so why are you second I would get a property manager ASAP I would distance myself from your tenants as quickly as possible in a reliable and dependable people you'll get that with a property manager with better screening and vetting
Post: Student loans or investment property

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@Ashley Gish
So tell me you went to college to be smart but you can't figure this out a new a no-brainer you have over 200k in debt and it's reported on your credit report . Dissolution should be crystal clear pay off the high debt student loans and go invest in real estate.
Post: What to do with mortgage free property?

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@Mike Krieg
Well said you had many good points of advice
Post: Any criminal charges that can be filed against tenants

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@Jayne Rocco if you had then convicted then it will go on their credit report it may be very hard for them to rent someplace else also you can file Criminal charges and all the repairs are tax-deductible it is cost of doing business
Also , do you have a PM
That is "Their Job " to screen your tenants. PM's generally only change 10% of the rents. It is well worth the invest to have them also you can write them off as a expense as well
So the bottom line :
Dont do everything yourself
Post: Financing for more properties

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@Dustin Thoms
Do you have a LLC ?
Of course you can move your properties to the LLC problem solved
Post: Stairs in rental property not up to code

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@Travis Kemper
I would replace them ASAP
Lumber is cheap compared to a law suit ...Duuu a no bainer?
Post: Using a property as collateral for HML

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