All Forum Posts by: Tanvir Sattar

@Todd Carpenter Congrats on your first property! How do you plan on managing the tenant relationship, collecting rent, etc?  

@Account Closed it also depends on the deal, I'd suggest being open to both options. 

@Jason Malabute great insight. One thing I would add is practicing in front of a mirror. It has always helped me seeing my facial expressions and it slow down my delivery speed. 

@Leonel Leon puente jr here are two books I would recommend: 

@Joshua Messinger I agree with @Brad Hammond doing it yourself is the best way of learning and perfecting your craft. 

@Dovi Zagelbaum I have, but it has always been in a place where I have someone I can trust. I'd weigh out your options on this before making a decision. 

@Luke Marsh thoughts? 

@Gerald Koonce Looking for regular landlord policies is the right way to go. Here is a quick read that will help you save some money during the process. 

@Rob Lee I think you are on the right track getting the inspection done first and then going from there. This will help you assess what needs to be done to the property.  Once the inspection is done bring different contractors for each repair to cut costs. 

@Isaiah Pearson I've always either called the city or asked the seller for their utility bill.