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Juan David Maldonado Advice Pre-Leasing Tenant 60 Days Out?
5 September 2025 | 10 replies
Start by listing now with clear move-in dates, highlighting features and any upgrades.
David I. Tenant selection getting worse
1 September 2025 | 2 replies
I look at similar rentals in the neighborhoods and price mine accordingly to the group based on sq footage, upgrades etc.  
Sophia Munoz New looking for mentor
31 August 2025 | 6 replies
You’ll get to see them broken down from an attorney’s perspective, which is super valuable.You can find it under the Meetup section: BiggerPockets SoCal Fans – Sept 18th.
Cheryl Platt Finance to purchase a Vacation Rental zone commercial with a SFR as the building??
5 September 2025 | 11 replies
Especially if you put together a coherent plan to increase the nightly rate by upgrading various things.
James McGovern Why do new home builders love HOAs
2 September 2025 | 4 replies
Builders hate price cuts because it sets a new low comp for the whole neighborhood.In a slow market, they’d rather offer closing credits or free upgrades than remove the HOA and lose that long-term control over neighborhood quality.
M Edouard Should cabinets go to ceiling for rental
2 September 2025 | 9 replies
I find the incremental cost to be a good ROI and doesn't require continued maintenance and upkeep the same way as an upgrade feature such as higher end appliances that will have a shorter life expectancy.
James Johnson Is the term “buy a deal” a real thing?
3 September 2025 | 5 replies
it's typically used to mean an arrangement where there is some kind of value add opportunity or advantageous arrangement for the buyer. this could be a property that's distressed in some way, such as a property needing a major rehab; or a property with some other deficiency, such as below market rents, or a bunch of vacant units, or a property that is being improperly managed, or in need of safety or amenity upgrades, or some combination of all of those.a lot of us buy off market - so for SFH and small MFH these are properties that aren't listed on the MLS and where there might not be agents involved. 
Diego Navarro Thinking out of the box!!
31 August 2025 | 15 replies
Unless you are in an area that couples are the vast majority of clientele, your money is probably best used by upgrading the existing place's amenities (like adding a hot tub or firepit) and/or upgrading finishes. 
Victor N. Best Quickbooks ( Desktop Vs Online) for Landlords?
11 September 2025 | 12 replies
Remote access – you can do this with QuickBooks Desktop but you need an additional software product or use QuickBooks Hosting (at a higher price)Auto Send Reports – reports or report groups can be scheduled to send automaticallyAutomatic upgrades – this is both a good and a bad feature, with QuickBooks Online you are almost always running the most up to date version (whether you want to or not)Company ScorecardDelayed charges/billing – enter charges to be billed laterIncome list/transaction centerInvoice automation – automatically create invoice from unbilled activityMore than one A/R or A/P account per journal entryLocation tracking, a secondary level of class tracking (QB Online Plus only)FIFO Inventory valuation (available in QuickBooks Enterprise but only with the additional cost Advanced Inventory feature)There Are More DifferencesI’m sure that this isn’t an exhaustive list of differences – please feel free to point out others!
Jake Andronico If I was Starting Out Again Today...
8 September 2025 | 9 replies
If a buyer is considering your 3 year old home, or a brand new build, with upgrade incentives and rate-buy-down incentives, you're going to need to drop your price significantly to get it sold.For example, I have my eye on the DR Horton Townhomes off May Anne.