All Forum Posts by: Sai T.
Sai T. has started 60 posts and replied 607 times.
Post: Investing in South Florida
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- West Chester , PA
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Hmm 🤔
Post: HVAC / Plumbing Question Range Hood Duct
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- West Chester , PA
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Nope 👎 it’s not going to work. Follow the instructions what size duct pipe to use. If you install more 500 CFM you do need air in duct but check range hood manufacturer instructions.
Post: Where do you shop for material?
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- West Chester , PA
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I buy 98% from HD. Do you everything from build and 84 online?
Post: Long distance rental advise(beginner)
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- West Chester , PA
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I did only investment only hour and 1/2 drive (1 way) from home. I did not have a good experience. I have a full time job and it makes me very difficult. Your new so start investing from home.
Post: Water flow usage meter and automatic shutoff
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- West Chester , PA
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Hmm 🤔
I do not know for sure if you can do that but I believe you will be inviting the lawsuits. I suggest be creative and look for a better solution.
Post: Rental property HOA write offs
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- West Chester , PA
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Yep 💯 %
Post: Millions face eviction, poverty as unemployment benefits expire
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- West Chester , PA
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IDK about Boston Herald but definitely Fox 🦊 News is biased.
Originally posted by @Bud Gaffney:
@Scott Mac An incredibly biased, source. Boston Herald is like Fox News.
Post: Millions face eviction, poverty as unemployment benefits expire
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- West Chester , PA
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Lol 😆
They will probably have to apply for Section-8 and Food Stamps.
Free house, free food, free medical.
And in Boston I think they give them a free car!
Post: Millions face eviction, poverty as unemployment benefits expire
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- West Chester , PA
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Millions face eviction, poverty as unemployment benefits expire with COVID-19 relief bill in limbo
Post: Student housing - asking about lease before offer
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- West Chester , PA
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You want to know if they are paying rent on time (not only paying). Did they pay by cash/check/online etc.
The Bottom Line
An important first step is to review lease documents before you close so you know what you’re getting into and so you can ensure that the lease is well-written and structured to follow local rental laws. If anything seems off, demand that the seller fix the language as a condition of your closing. It’s also important to get not only the records for any prepaid rent and security deposits but also the money (it should be transferred to you on the closing statement).