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Johanna R. Looking for KC Attorney — One-Time Court Appearance (Tenant Owes Money)
24 January 2026 | 11 replies
Hi all —I’m a landlord with a Kansas City–area rental, and I’m looking for a Missouri-licensed attorney who can do a one-time stand-in court appearance for me to collect money owed by a former tenant.I’m not looking for full representation or ongoing litigation — just a single court appearance.If you’ve worked with an attorney who handles landlord-tenant / collections / evictions and does this type of appearance, I’d really appreciate a referral.Thank you in advance.Johanna
Melanie P. Arbor Realty Trust - Slumdog Milionaires?
3 February 2026 | 7 replies
We note that an analysis of SEC Form D filed by Nitya associates appears to show its deal flow drying up.Applesway Investment Group is led by Koteswar “Jay” Rao Gajavelli, another product of the anyone-can-do-itreal estate seminar circuit.
Jakob Mikhitarian Exeter, NH 3 unit Analysis
2 February 2026 | 2 replies
📊 Exeter, NH 3 unit Multifamily Breakdown (Recently Sold)Property Snapshot:Sold in 2025 for the mid-$600s3-family: • (2) two-bedroom units • (1) three-bedroom unitJust over 4,000 sq ftHistoric construction (1700s)Appears to need light cosmetic upgradesPricing Context:Initially listed in the mid-$700s, later reducedSub- $160/sq ftThis appears well below typical Exeter pricing on a per-square-foot basisIncome Lens (Using HUD Fair Market Rents):2025 HUD FMR estimates for Exeter: • 2-bedroom: ~$1,950 • 3-bedroom: ~$2,400At those rent levels, this property may approach the 1% rule, which could point to promising cash flow.
Andrew Postell Fed Holds Rate Steady
28 January 2026 | 0 replies
With growth proving resilient and labor conditions appearing to stabilize, the Fed appears comfortable staying in wait-and-see mode, letting prior cuts continue to work through the system while assessing whether inflation continues to grind lower.
Ben Tutewohl Drive-by Shooting at My STR on NYE.. Unfortunately Not Some ort of joke or clickbait
29 January 2026 | 17 replies
Homes on the block are $500k+, including this one, and I haven’t heard of anything like this happening in this specific area in recent years.Based on front door camera footage and the police report, it appears the guests were local and had a small get-together at the house earlier in the evening.
Michael John Martinez Jr. Learning about Real Estate
21 January 2026 | 6 replies
It appears real estate offers less risk.
Ian Mc namara What do you all think about Auburn Ca
30 January 2026 | 6 replies
The HOA is $297/month, appears well-managed with healthy reserves and they fix everything walls out and insurance runs roughly $600/year.The complex is right next to a large park, and Auburn itself seems like a really nice city with a charming Old Town area.
Gregory McCarthy ADU conversion to existing building on primary home property
3 February 2026 | 2 replies
It was there when we bought the house five years ago and appears the original owner used it as a workshop.
Shaun Anderson Thoughts on New Construction in 2026?
3 February 2026 | 2 replies
The incentives appear to be geared toward owner occupants, but even a slightlyneefed option may be beneficial.
Don Konipol The BP Posters We All Hate to See
30 January 2026 | 51 replies
Most utilize thinly disguised “knowledge” postings, trying to appear as if either providing knowledge on a topic or asking for advice, opinions, etc.