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Mario Benavidez The biggest profit killer isn't a plumbing bill. It's a vacant unit.
2 March 2026 | 9 replies
Hoarding issues, significant leak issues, grease soaked draperies dangerously near the stovetop, windows inoperable, electrical panel hidden behind mounds of stored items, and, ultimately, resulting in a costly, formal, eviction process, followed by a full gut and reno including the grounds.Or, you prep to market and attract the top Tenants for the price tier your property sits in, clearly communicating to them that this is a business, and these are the expectations we have for you; moving them in with a well documented process to a fully functioning, attractive, and clean unit with modern finishes; it is inspected annually and any "repair" or "preventative" issues are addressed promptly, as are the rare service calls; rent rates are reviewed each year immediately after inspecting the unit, and decisions are made, notices sent out, either "no change" or change based on actual comps, or, occasionally, Non-Renewal.
Kay Sam Selling Flip in Garland Pointers Needed ASAP
27 February 2026 | 6 replies
From the feedback received, buyers don't like solar panels despite being paid off as it's pricey to remove and or maintain, converted garage area space is not functional, not having covered parking and the price are pain points.
Eric Janes Mackay, Idaho is an Untapped Outdoor Paradise with Huge Development Potential
2 February 2026 | 5 replies
Cheap land here is not a function of unusability.
Kevin Kim Tenant will buy the town home - Will i need agent or simply hire lawyer?
21 February 2026 | 9 replies
alternatively, you can find a transaction coordinator (TC) to help keep you organized
Alex Pashaev How do you coordinate maintenance vendors when you have a day job?
15 February 2026 | 6 replies
Maintain a shared Google Drive organized by property with dedicated folders for invoices, receipts, and maintenance records.
Elizabeth Pyle 1st Time at City Hall Foreclosure Sale
9 February 2026 | 12 replies
The closets were full of men and women’s clothes, and there was a perfectly functioning pool in the backyard. 
James Wise BiggerPockets Crooks, Scammers, Deviants, Fake Identities & Con Artists
24 February 2026 | 71 replies
In an unrelated development, it was also revealed that Minkow operated the FDI out of the offices of his church and even used church money to fund the organization—something which could have jeopardized his church's tax-exempt status.[17]On December 27, 2010, Florida Circuit Court Judge Gill Freeman issued a default judgment against Minkow in response to a motion by Lennar.
Joe Soto Need a mentor and help
14 February 2026 | 33 replies
It's a great organization to network with other investors. 
Daniel Anshus Who is buying resorts
5 February 2026 | 4 replies
So it makes it challenging to use owners numbers as they are for a non-functioning resort.
Patrick Hill Is this rate too high?
9 February 2026 | 9 replies
Rate is ultimately a function of pricing, which is a function of what the lender is charging.