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 My landlord asked if i would be interested in buying the home im in. she wants 170000. how do i get my own pri

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how do i get my own valuation? im sure its not worth 170000....


 Can a person take the real estate exam without going to real estate school?
I'm interested in the real estate career but to shortened the question: Can I just take the real estate exam without going to school....


 What can i do if my downstair neighbour doesn't maintain his garden?
Hello.

My kitchen and living room windows overlook my downstair neighbour's back garden.

A year ago, a new owner bought the downstair flat and rents it out. He doesn't ...


 How can a poor broke person fix their credit and gain enough money to buy a house for themself?
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 Should I sell my house now and wait for the price to drop and buy it back?
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 Will the housing market ever shoot up as it did a few years back?
or was that it -flat line-new buyers are sol?...


 Lying landlord?
Ok i moved into a rental home in april when i was about to sign the lease i had asked if the house (built in 1910) had been tested for lead paint and if there was any around. well my land lord said ...


 How old were you when you bought your first home?
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 I have tennants and wish to sell to them. However, I did not tell the mortgage co. What are the reprecussions?
I am currently letting my flat to tennants. They have now expressed an interest in purchasing. However, I never informed the mortgage company that I would be letting the property out (I fell into ...


 Using Proceeds from Sale to Purchase Next Home?
I would like to purchase a newer home, I have the equity needed to pay for the down and settlement however, I have a question.
How do I use the equity prior to the closing date from the sale of ...


 I'm selling my home. Anyone have any superstitions that can help/hurt that effort?
Superstitions can't hurt, but might help, my effort. It's only been on the market a week, and he place is beautifully staged, very clean, and shows well, but I still feel like I need the ...


 I am selling my home for 530000, bought it for 165000, do I pay cap gain?
must i reinvest this money into a new home or can I pay of my friends mortgage and put my self on his ...


 Why hasn'tno one brought the most expensive house in the world yet?
Check it out!

http://www.rightmove.co....


 Who should get the house? My legal rights?
My boyfriend and I bought a house together (in both our names) things have really went sour in the last 8 weeks.A break up is a great possibility. He says he gets the house cause he is the borrower ...


 California?!?!?
me my 6month old baby and husband want 2 move to cali but we have no family out there and we know nobody! should we go. idk if its a good idea?...


 Is Wells Forgo a good morgate company?? I need a loan for a house but i have no credit?
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 How many months in arrears can a mortgage lender action repossession against your property?
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 Is she my friend?
Ok so like my best friend is saying she is gonna start going to travercity next year maybe, and is starting to make a whole bunch of new friends, and I think she might 4 get about me! Most of all I ...


 If you were asked to go to a Real Estate Investment Seminar?
by an Escrow Officer that you knew and it was only an hour and a half, would you go?
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Sorry, I meant to add that I know the people who are putting the seminar on and ...


 I'm newly married,n right now we can't afford a big house only a really small one. Is it better to buy or rent
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ztim21
Really how important is it to have a property managment company when investing in real estate?
About what percentage of real estate investors use property management?
                     
 




acermill
I used property management for years until I got 'big enough' to develop my own 'property management'. You don't have to engage a property management service, but then YOU will have all the phone calls and headaches.


AlaskaMusher
If you are buying vacant lots you don't need a property manager. If you are going to be leasing or renting the property either your management company or you must take care of collecting rent, selecting renters, marketing the property, handling disputes, fixing the furnace, etc.


sunshine_today
It depends on how hands on you want to be as a landlord. For many owners it is worth it to pay a percentage to have someone else advertise, show and lease the units and collect rent, serve eviction papers, etc.


shamieya
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I work for the government, and most property owner sget leasing companies if they don't want to deal with the tax part of it. You really don't need a property management company unless you don't want to be bothered with the government.


gabriel jones
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I suggest you visit this site for more information and latest news : http://www.paradisemalta.com/bulgaria-property.htm


rlloydevans
It depends on what you are doing and on what scale.

Most smaller real estate investors, those who own a few properties that are within a few miles of where they live, do all the property management themselves.

Those who use property managers generally fall within these categories:

They own properties outside the area they can easily travel to - maybe in another town or even another state.

They own lots of rentals or several commercial properties and they don't have the time to do their own property management.

They just don't want to deal with renters, so they hire a management company to handle that part of the business.

I've done both. Normally, I would just handle my own management. However I have several properties I own in different states so I have management companies handle those.


snowbdrpunk
It will save you from being sued if something goes wrong. You can keep your personal things while the management company will lose it all.


imnickdell
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depends on how many tenants you have.really its not that hard to manage. you need to be available and handy.renting isn't difficult either but be sure to choose new tenants properly. Evections are another story


rocco c
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I dont but I also dont have a FT job. I spend my time with my buildings. If you are working FT and owning property you might consider it. Management companies are also good if you are not living local to your property.


idgaf
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been there, done that.. i am able to manage property than any of the companies i tried.. and they were a rip off too!!


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