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Meg K. What would you do????
9 August 2015 | 21 replies
I think spend too much on up keep of this place...so recently started mowing the lawn LOL...i'll save at least $100/month.  
Spencer Brett Difficulty in finding 4plex Comps.
17 April 2017 | 6 replies
It prevents collusion between a banker, buyer, and appraiser to create an artificially high valuation.
Frank Trigoso Renting Rooms in 9/4
24 November 2016 | 2 replies
I am currently removing  the front lawn to be concrete for parking. 
James Hunt Help with understanding Cap Rate,Cash Flow etc
6 December 2016 | 11 replies
I am responsible for the home security and lawn maintenance.
Brandon Shindler JWB Real Estate Capital
6 March 2021 | 57 replies
For example, if the lawn is mowed, the price was double the normal amount that I've had the lawn mowed in the history of the property.
Darvin Ezell Deals on abandoned houses?
28 August 2015 | 9 replies
hi darvin. here is the possible deal. banks have been dropping some houses from their books lately. by this i mean they started the foreclosure, then decided it was not worth their time and effort to own and resell the house, so they drop it off their books. they then file a release of lein with the local register of deeds. that is key here. if the bank has released the lein, the house now belongs to the orginal owner and you can buy directly from them. the banks usually hire a firm such as safeguard or others to " manage" the house while it is in foreclosure. this being mowing the lawn, checking on the house on a bi-weekly basis, etc. when the lawn stops being mowed, papers pile up on the porch, taxes stop  being paid, etc. its likely the bank has released their lein. you then need to find the owner and buy him out. usually they do not care about the house and will let it go dirt cheap. good luck
Kirk B Lawn Time!
16 May 2009 | 11 replies
Most of the landlords I talk to around here provide a lawnmower and gas and have the tenants maintain the lawn.
DAVID GAGE Blue Collar man trying to kick the daily grind
2 July 2010 | 18 replies
I don't think that we're out of the woods yet with the poor economy in Michigan - instead, it seems that the newbie investors and out-of-towners are artificially inflating the housing prices.
Nicholas W. This BRRRR thing really does work, with pictures
30 November 2021 | 253 replies
Tenants pay all utilities and handle snow removal as well as lawn mowing.
Mike Pastor Favorite Rental Areas
28 October 2017 | 14 replies
They get out there and they mow their lawns, they have the brick repointed when the mortar wears out, they get guys up on their roofs to replace their shingle, they get on the municipality to redo the sidewalks, and they resolutely hang out their decorations for Halloween and Christmas every year (look for dedicated efforts block-by-block during the holidays).