Izac Sheforgen
Dilbar Chhokar
BRRRR with Conventional Loan?
20 July 2020 | 10 replies
however, for my first BRRRR, I was thinking of using my own money, rather than others if something tends to go wrong.
Todd Powell
BP post got me fired!
10 September 2020 | 183 replies
I've fought wrong do-ers my entire life and won every time - because if you let them get away with it you're telling them it's okay to ruin people's lives.
Thomas Williams
Pete Storseth
Nathan Gesner
Have you every been sued as a Landlord?
4 July 2020 | 17 replies
Out of 5 times total, it cost me a grand sum of about $1000, and that was on one where I settled the case for $500 after paying my attorney about the same, with no admission of wrongdoing (because I didn't do anything wrong) but preferable to paying my attorney another $5k or so to prepare for trial.
Sean Rice
CA resident looking to invest out of state
11 August 2020 | 71 replies
The thing to ask is who can you trust, how much do you have to spend if things go wrong, do you really know how much a reno will be especially when change orders are incurred from additional findings.
Jibril Ali
First investment property, Duplex red flags
1 July 2020 | 1 reply
Don't get me wrong - Do everything you can during due diligence to protect yourself.
Robert Gonzalez
Section 8 in Midwest City, Del City, OK
14 February 2021 | 7 replies
If I'm wrong, do clarify.
Richard Singh
About to close on property, seller's lied about rental contract
13 September 2020 | 70 replies
I think it’s easy to assume wrong doing without knowing the details, but after this explanation it’s understandable how this could have been the scenario.Although I feel my realtor and lawyer should’ve educated or looked out for me here from a diligence standpoint, it could be a case where everyone is going on the word of the seller’s.Appreciate the detail.