real estate: Don’t let your rental property become a charity shelter. Los Angeles, CA
- 02/05/10 03:20 AM
Don’t let your rental property become a charity shelter. Los Angeles, CA I just read a blog by Donna in NM, who has had the most dreadful experience with a Section 8 renter. She wrote that she did not have Section 8 housing experience and her tenant had 10 years of experience scamming the system. No rent has been collected and now she has a squatter and is unsure how to correct the situation. More than a few good solutions were written in response to her questions and I don’t want to repeat her alternatives here. I can’t imagine that this … (0 comments)
I just read a blog by Donna in NM, who has had the most awful experience with a Section 8 renter. She wrote that she didn’t have Section 8 housing experience and her tenant had 10 years of experience scamming the system. No rent has been collected and now she has a squatter and is uncertain how to correct the problem. Several good remedies were written in reply to her questions and I don’t want to repeat her alternatives here. I can not picture that this is an … (0 comments)
I just read a blog by Donna in NM, who has had the most dreadful experience with a Section 8 renter. She wrote that she didn’t have Section 8 housing experience and her tenant had 10 years of experience scamming the system. No rent was collected and now she has a squatter and is unsure how to correct the problem. Several good solutions were written in response to her questions and I don’t want to repeat her options here. I can’t imagine that this is an remote case. Probably not … (2 comments)
I just read a blog by Donna in NM, who has had the most dreadful experience with a Section 8 renter. She wrote that she did not have Section 8 housing experience and her tenant had 10 years of experience scamming the system. No rent was collected and now she has a squatter and is uncertain how to correct the problem. Several good solutions were written in response to her questions and I don’t want to rehash her options here. I can’t picture that this is an remote case. Probably … (0 comments)
I just read a blog by Donna in NM, who has had the most dreadful experience with a Section 8 renter. She wrote that she didn’t have Section 8 housing experience and her tenant had 10 years of experience scamming the system. No rent was collected and now she has a squatter and is uncertain how to correct the problem. Several good remedies were written in response to her questions and I don’t want to rehash her options here. I can’t imagine that this is an remote case. Most likely not your … (3 comments)
Since our method guarantees such a huge difference in cash flow from what is typically received from a single family and multi-family investment property we wanted to illustrate what investors in apartment houses do when they asses a deal. They evaluate the income potential of the property as opposed to what similar properties recently sold for, to establish value. Basically, how that investment is going to pay them back, comparable to annual interest rate paid on an investment in a CD or Bond. So the ratio between … (1 comments)
Since our method guarantees such a vast difference in cash flow from what is typically received from a single family and multi-family investment property we wanted to illustrate what investors in apartment houses do when they asses a deal. They evaluate the profit potential of the property as opposed to what similar properties recently sold for, to establish value. Basically, how that investment is going to pay them back, similar to annual interest rate paid on an investment in a CD or Bond. So the ratio between the … (0 comments)
Since our system guarantees such a huge difference in cash flow from what is typically received from a single family and multi-family investment property we wanted to illustrate what investors in apartment houses do when they asses a deal. They evaluate the income potential of the property as opposed to what comparable properties recently sold for, to establish value. Basically, how that investment is going to pay them back, comparable to annual interest rate paid on an investment in a CD or Bond. So the ratio between the amount invested and … (0 comments)
real estate: Building investment property ROI by having “Dream Come True” tenants.
- 01/13/10 03:31 AM
Building investment property ROI by having “Dream Come True” tenants. Have you ever walked into one of your rental properties and gasped at the condition it was in? You called your tenant ahead of time and made the arrangements to drop by, scheduling your visit to coincide with the renters’ job schedules and social calendars. They knew you were coming yet they gave no thought to spruce the place up or try to hide the debris of their chaotic lifestyle. After all, they have the right to use your house as they see fit because they are paying you to live … (0 comments)
real estate: Investment property ROI CAN be increased!
- 01/12/10 03:54 AM
Investment property ROI CAN be increased by understanding that there can be different uses for a property. We’ve all heard of group homes, boarding houses, rooming houses and homes specifically set up for seniors and the developmentally disabled. However, there is one use that real estate investors never think of; clean, furnished, affordable “alternative” housing. Alternative housing or transitional housing is subdividing a dwelling into affordably priced individual rooms, sometimes two beds to a room, which operates similar, but in many ways different from a rooming house. All tenants share the common areas, kitchen and laundry area. Your next thought might … (0 comments)
Don’t let your rental property become a charity shelter. Los Angeles, CA
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