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Constantia Petrou visiting dog to my rental- vaccinations expired
25 April 2019 | 10 replies
However, a 10 lb dog visit for a day (and not staying over night) combined with reasonable, responsible tenants who respect my rules is a situation where I feel I could make a reasonable exception to the lease and keep happy tenants who will likely stay longer and continue to disclose any actions that would need my permission rather than doing as they please behind my back. 
Solomon Fulop Would you do this deal?
21 April 2019 | 36 replies
This does make it tricky to comp, but I looked at the price for square foot and its somewhere in the middle if I take into account "like structures", that is to say, total BR / BA, square footage, within that particular neighborhood.I say all of this because I still don't know at this point due to lack of experience if the location is worth overpaying a bit combined with the opportunity to get the rents up and be able to handle the vacancies easier because its a 4-unit.You all have been a great help to me working that out, so thank you all for your responses.
Cameron Riley Going Into business With family,friends or lover?
21 April 2019 | 16 replies
There's no "I'm sorry, but I don't work on the weekend" crap.3.)
Carter Thomas Appreciation Vs. Cashflow?
22 April 2019 | 22 replies
If you both sold the properties and you each threw in your combined 250k, and you found another partner to put in $250k - you could now buy a $2.5m complex which could support it's own full time property manager!
Don C. ProSource Tax Lien - Vs - BiggerPockets
12 August 2019 | 4 replies
Exit Strategy, packaging the deal, access to funding, access to power teams, access to mentorsThat is the same crap stuff other high priced gurus pitch. 
Brandon Ely How to leverage existing rentals
22 April 2019 | 13 replies
Combined, they are roughly at 50% LTV and I estimate very roughly that I have $300k in equity (at 100% LTV) in the properties.They both cash flow about $150 per month or so, and I do t have a lot of outside capital to work with to pick up any additional properties.Any thoughts on how I maximize this situation?
Alex Kearney Student, No Money, How do I buy a house?
22 April 2019 | 14 replies
The combine credit score and income will then be evaluated. 
Mike Lee Naming a LLC before buying properties
24 April 2019 | 23 replies
But they aren't quite articulating it enough in my opinion.You can both as friends do this together without putting strain on the friendship.And after learning and growing as individuals, putting it together to combine your expertise will just come naturally.Good luck no matter how you choose to play it!!
Sean Mcintire Foreclosure and delinquent taxes in IN
23 April 2019 | 8 replies
When taxes appear too high there are usually three ( or a combination of the three) situations:1) The property is assessed too high and/or property class is wrong.
Andrew Brown Any experts on Charleston SC?
19 June 2019 | 10 replies
I've even talked to other family members about combining our lots and creating a small community of homes.