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Donte S. Running the business not working in it
9 August 2013 | 6 replies
I know lots of business-people who don't work in the day-to-day aspects of their business (and some no longer work in the business at all), and most of them don't have any partners.Those who do have partners don't have them in order to pass off work -- they have them in order to compensate for skills they don't have themselves and they can't easily hire out to employees or contractors.
Nancy H. Property Tax Auction, Oklahoma How do I check for Liens?
21 June 2017 | 12 replies
During your initial research of the property list you should look for the county civil court records to see if any of the above have been named as defendants in the suit to foreclose, that is quick and can easily be done from home (in my county at least).  
Scott Trench Getting Re-Appraised - What can I do to Maximize the Appraised Value of My Property?
25 June 2023 | 15 replies
Make his/her job very easy by giving them the MLS# so that they can look it up easily
Ryan Pemberton One yellow letter=9 home portfolio deal. I need structuring advice!
16 July 2015 | 7 replies
Here's what I would do: get it under contract ASAP with a relatively long due diligence period (60-90 days) and market it in several ways: 1) debt or equity raise paying investors 8-10% interest or splitting up the equity with you taking x% for finding/managing the deal; 2) piecemeal wholesale (sell individual or smaller bundles of the properties; or 3) wholesale it all.You can easily raise that down payment money if the deal is good enough.
Brandon G. Smoke Smell
25 July 2015 | 18 replies
Flat painted / textured ceilings get Original Kilz Oil since they can't be scrubbed easily.
Amy Zemser renting rooms in my house
29 July 2015 | 26 replies
We could easily convert one of the bedrooms into a common area/living space.
Lynn Maher Rich Dad
7 October 2019 | 31 replies
Again, definitely don't dive into a really expensive program right off, but you can always learn things from the smaller ones pretty easily if you keep your ears open at them.
Rick L. Vinyl Plank (Allure) Flooring
4 November 2014 | 2 replies
I found that on the soft ones, the railing used to click together would break easily so I opted for the more sturdy ones.As for the stick-on types, I woould be afraid that they would peel off if the floor wasn't clean enough when installing them. 
Beau Blinder Reading a Potential Tenant's Credit Report
6 November 2014 | 4 replies
, credit cards (shows poor money management), auto loans (if they won't pay their car bill, knowing that the car can be easily repossessed, then I'm less confident they'll pay their rent), etc.You don't say what type of accounts these applicants have in collections, but the fact that they pay their student loans "promptly", always paid their previous landlords on time, and their income "more than meets your requirements" are all very good signs.
Nicholas Miller I LIKE MY TENANTS! How do I help a former tenant?
20 November 2014 | 5 replies
Easily remedied by slipping in the dates after "2 years" (date - date).