
17 March 2023 | 1052 replies
I get a kick out of the raised eyebrows of the Male investors.

2 March 2020 | 64 replies
Our long-term tenants know to save small items for our routine inspection that we try to do once a year or so -- some will leave a list, some post-it notes around the home.

8 May 2020 | 110 replies
I respect that real estate professionals and bankers will be the last on the planet to believe that a fax machine provides more security than the worlds best encryption (even though routinely there documents are sent to wrong numbers by human error) but why in 2020 are we pushing people off a mobile app onto a web viewer to read stuff?

5 April 2020 | 122 replies
,having their spouse loose faith in you, routinely over drafting on accounts, running up ridiculous credit card accounts and not being able to pay them off..............

6 January 2020 | 165 replies
In my real estate sales days were I drove routinely 30k plus miles a year a sound safe and new car were a must. cant be broke down while trying to show property.

13 May 2015 | 19 replies
I bought it for $35,000, put $21,000 into it, put it on a 4 year lease at $825/month.With my monthly proforma budget, I calculate cash flow to be $174/month.With my actuals, considering I have not had a repair expense in 14 months, it is just insurance, taxes and debt service for a cashflow somewhere over $400.Add in the fact that the tenants routinely pay late, generating an additional $35/month in late fee revenue.That's what I was referring to in terms of actuals vs proforma.
9 August 2018 | 40 replies
Many of these groups manage both affordable and market rate however have a great deal of experience screening tenants and conducting routine unit inspections which it sounds like is a major issue with your existing company.

12 September 2017 | 41 replies
I routinely work with leasing clients who are looking to rent in the $2,000 - $3500 per month range.

5 June 2020 | 146 replies
In addition, according the Attorney General the city can only pass legislation that is "necessary and routine", like paying bills or "those needed to deal with the outbreak", so this violates the Open Public Meetings Act.CB 119788 mandates interest-free payment plans and bans late fees for a year.

17 January 2020 | 99 replies
I played a round of golf with a friend of one of my bizz partners.. he was ( probably retired by now) president of Con Agra and they lived at the same Country Club in La quinta.. but that was his routine.. leave Omaha or were ever Con Agra is headquartered on the company G 4 and fly to Thermal play gold Friday Sat Sun and fly home Sunday night.. so ya it happens..