6 December 2019 | 9 replies
(Haven't had to present it in court before, but I am sure a judge wouldn't complain about the additional documentation.)

30 October 2019 | 3 replies
It kind of defeats the whole simple beauty of August.We were told by the lock company that we'd be able to create scheduled guest codes remotely using a particular hub but when we put it all together, we discovered that the only smart phone app available for that particular hub did not have the functionality that would allow us to do ANYTHING other than lock and unlock the door and check on the battery level remotely.

12 November 2019 | 5 replies
It's possible but you can't hide from the courts.

10 November 2017 | 27 replies
On one hand, the Georgia Landlord/Tenant handbook indicates if LL accepts partial payment for a month, he cannot file for eviction (or might not get eviction judgment) for THAT MONTH - but can sue in small claims court for remaining rent.

2 December 2022 | 72 replies
When we take this experience and attempt to apply the business of trade to real property, as most do, they fail to apply the concept of real property and the unique nature of real estate, the difference that the estate carries socially, the importance to a community, the government of society, the functions that real property plays in our security, health and well being.

28 December 2017 | 6 replies
Use the search function if a BP member previously was in search of a CPA.

21 September 2017 | 3 replies
As far as damages once she is out, then from security deposit you would take damages, rent owed, court costs, ect.. and you may have to file another small claims court action to get that money if the amount exceeds her deposit.

11 February 2018 | 10 replies
If you have to go to eviction court, because you did not receive the tenant's portion, you cannot apply late fees to sect 8 tenants in eviction court.

24 April 2019 | 62 replies
I think the primary concern with this course, Mark, aside from the fact that you would need to be more hands-on with this employee than you would likely be with a prop mgmt company, is that many states require property managers to have a real estate broker's license in order to perform many of the functions that are central to managing your property (interviewing/placing tenants, collecting rent, etc).

20 July 2017 | 0 replies
In fact, it’s how some of the most successful real estate companies function every single day.If tasks like this were off of your list for good, wouldn’t you have much more time to work on your business instead of in your business?