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Jonah Kaplan Are brokers, agents, or investors using AI?
27 February 2026 | 12 replies
On the CRE side especially, I know some teams are using AI to review leases - extracting key terms like rent escalations, renewal options, CAM structures, and termination clauses.
Joshua Nichols New investor looking for tips/ideas.
13 February 2026 | 10 replies
You can also take out a loan/Heloc/other or use a friend or family member to "gift" the temporary funds and pay them back from rent, sale or refinance.You can exit a current home and transition it into a rental and buy a new primary with less money down 3.5% or 5%.If you ever need some additional advise or need more tips or loopholes feel free to reach out check out my profile or send me a quick email. 
Brandon Hagen Unsafe conditions caused by tenant and animals - what to do when?
19 February 2026 | 10 replies
Loop in APS carefullyIf there are health issues and hoarding, APS involvement can:Protect you from claims of harassmentCreate a relocation pathwayReduce escalation riskIt also shows the court you acted reasonably and compassionately.4.
Danielle Torres First steps & tips
27 February 2026 | 16 replies

Hi all,I’m looking to invest in the Charlotte area from New York. I’m curious if there’s been other long distance investors that would be willing to share how they got started? As well, if you have any recommendations...

Raymond Li Landlord in BC – tenant drilling / possible renovations despite “no structural change
17 February 2026 | 2 replies
I have not personally witnessed it, but the neighbour mentioned it to me because the noise has been ongoing.In my tenancy agreement, it clearly states that the tenant is not allowed to make any changes to the structure of the property without my written approval.I’m trying to handle this professionally and not escalate unnecessarily.What would be the best way to approach the tenant?
Michael Carbonare Mortgage Demand Down As Buyers Remain On Strike
27 February 2026 | 5 replies
Lowering interest rates to 5% or less will cause home prices to escalate.
Lenny Markus How to deal with potential damage before lease expires?
2 March 2026 | 12 replies
Handling it this way keeps things professional without needing to escalate to eviction.
Korbin Kimberling Out of State Owners
18 February 2026 | 3 replies
Just positioning.Secretary of State + business websiteIf the owner is an entity:• Look up the managing member• Search for business website• Use domain lookup tools to find contact emailsOften small investors list contact info somewhere online tied to another venture.Second mail touchBefore escalating to cold contact, send a second letter 3 to 4 weeks later.Different tone:• First letter: soft introduction• Second letter: clear offer, simple call to actionResponse rates often come from touch 2 or 3, not 1.Ringless voicemail and compliant cold callingIf you get a verified number, you can:• Call during reasonable hours• Leave a professional voicemailBe transparent and respectful.
Joe S. Long Term Lease Issues
12 February 2026 | 4 replies
If the lease truly fixes rent for 3 years with no escalation clause you generally can't unilaterally raise it mid-term.