All Forum Posts by: Tony Gunter

@Chris Mason

IMHO it’s a loosing proposition for most, not all, agents to mess with most “investors”.

Think about it. A client that is going to want a ton of information and then wants you to write a hundred low ball offers that won’t be accepted. That’s investors in a nutshell.

Sign me up, not!

@Lavonn Traylor

This issue is covered in my lease.

Work backwards going upstream to find the perpetrator, get the documentation (preparing/expecting this to turn into an eviction) and hand them the bill. Step clear and see what happens. The tenant will let you know the next step you’ll need to take.

Sorry for your troubles.

@Jason C.

Texas issues firearms at the border when you arrive, in case you left yours at home.

Second amendment case in Texas, even though it’s Austin... guess how that would turn out.

No charges were filed, so one can assume no laws were broken, move along IMHO.

Don’t go looking for additional stomach acid, because you’ll find it. Let it ride and just keep an ear to the ground.

@Judy P.

Suck it up buttercup.

This is the ugly side of what you signed on for. Just pay an attorney to process the eviction so you don’t incur the stress too. I would not stop the process until/unless he is out. This guy is like a deep stain, you will see it again with time.

Sorry for your misfortune.

@Svetlana Ivanova

If your trying to save money, save money.

However, be aware that dropping medical insurance means your probably one serious illness away from a devastating financial crisis. Illness doesn’t call and set up a convenient appointment to visit. Everything is great, until it isn’t. Sorry, IMHO medical insurance is not optional. Cancer put me through the financial wringer before, and I had insurance. I was 35 and very healthy when I got the diagnosis. Don’t ever think it can’t happen to you too.

@Kris Marmol

Sure, why not? It’s just another exit option.

My first non-house hack was a BRRRR.

@Chadd Brandon

Yes, but both as a sort of "first look barometer" and a keystone of the deal. The thing is this is the one item of the three (PP, Rehab$, ARV) that you potentially have the most control over. It's a go/no go proposition to buy or not. So in that regard this number is foundational. After you own it your sort of on the open ocean with regard to what the rehab really ends up being or what the ARV at sale/refi will be. The point has become moot as they say.

The biggest danger is the human in us that may allow yourself to convince to go against the real numbers on the ARV and rehab cost. Self-discipline or another opinion helps that.

@Alexandra Hughes

As long as the applicator is following label directions your fine. The reality is that until the EPA and or State Agencies (they are involved as well) license the product for use as labeled, your good. Plus you have another layer of protection because they are applying, not you.

IMHO tenants have no say how I maintain my property, as long as it’s done within the limits of the law.

@Amy H.

My goal is to have ever last penny I spent on purchase,rehab etc. back in my hand at the close of the refi. That puts it at an infinite return. Not easy, but can still be done.

@Markia Dunn

Adderall