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John Pruner Deal gone bad, need advice please
27 November 2015 | 142 replies
I wouldn't be waiting any amount of time to deal with a case that can result something showing up on my permanent record or worse, a bench warrant arrest for failure to appear in court and more sanctions.You are welcome to give him a week to secure the property/ send you pictures/ flowers or whatever (however I personally would not recommend this), but these are judicial proceedings and only you or your attorney can take care of these issues directly, so I would take these very seriously and consider these issues your problem alone to settle in coordination with your attorney.
Joshua Dorkin How Are You Planning on Making 2015 a More Successful Year than Last?
19 October 2015 | 177 replies
Put everything your Customer Management SystemStep 3 Build a more useful database of information with LinkedIn contactsSome birthdays are automatic on Facebook.
Jeff L. Aspiring Investor In Boulder Colorado
23 October 2014 | 9 replies
Currently, my goal is to invest in my first property before my 26th birthday (June 2015).
Keaton Schultz I'm 24 with 2,500+ units
21 August 2024 | 7 replies
I bought my first rental property around my 18th birthday and also got my real estate license around then (all while going to college, trust me it was a little busy).I kept busy buying properties while I was going to college (UWSP).
Peter Tverdov Advice we all can use: give me your best landlord tip!
13 July 2020 | 13 replies
Other times of the year - if you find out your tenant is recovering from a surgery, have a flower delivery service drop off a $30 "get well" flowers - just did that one this week.
Thomas Gonzalez TurnKey Vacation Rentals
15 July 2021 | 9 replies
So here are pros and cons of managing yourself.Pros:  you keep all profits (except 3% to credit card company), get to know guests, create a rapport with regular guests, make it personalized and memorable for your guests (my housekeeping staff was great and would leave flowers for anniversaries and balloons for bdays)Cons: Phone calls late at night sometimes, dealing with guests who are nasty and ignore your rules (ie no pets/no smoking, but it's nice having damage waiver in place), trial and error finding right housekeeping/maintenance/HVAC/plumbing people.Going with a property management company pros and cons:Pros:  they deal with all the issues and reservations callsCons: they may not be as attentive to your property as you would be and don't follow through with rules of no pets/no smoking.
Daphne Barber 50 too old for REI - Notes vs Rentals vs ?
27 September 2017 | 99 replies
Then at the end came the pitch for the note investing - how it's in our best interest because a better return without the headaches, too many candles on our birthday cakes, etc.
Jennifer Anderson Super Excited in Asheville NC
8 October 2017 | 15 replies
My 30th birthday isn’t far away and I feel like I’m finally in a place mentally & emotionally to be able to make sound decisions and actually get started!
Nadav Segal Indianapolis - Neighborhoods to invest for buy & hold <100K
21 October 2017 | 7 replies
I think you could do well in Little Flower, particularly in the eastern half of the neighborhood, but would stay off of 16th, Emerson, and 10th. 
Joe Splitrock Share Your Retirement Age
13 October 2021 | 113 replies
@Joe SplitrockMy wife and I reached financial independence this year a couple of months after my 24th birthday.