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The fourth book from the Savvy Landlord to give you more insight in the wild ride of real estate investing. Real estate investing can be difficult at times when you have to deal with the unsuspected circumstances regarding tenants, contractors, bankers, and costly repairs. 302 Questions & Answers offers you simple, straightforward solutions that can save you time & money in the operation of your business. Written in a quick, easy, and accessible style, this comprehensive handbook guides you through all areas of investing in real estate. 302 Questions & Answers simplifies key terms you need to know and provides answers to solve those curious questions. It also gives specific tips for the non-technical investor in all of us. How do I evict a tenant? Can a bank call up a loan anytime? What is the difference between ARV and policy value? What fees can I charge my tenants? When should I add apartments to my portfolio? Will texting my tenants cause any privacy concerns? What are the dangers of not using a move-in sheet? Should I self-insure my properties? How much cash should I keep in the bank as a safety net? When should I raise the rent? How often can I do that? What is the capitalization of income? ....and 291 more questions with answers!
The fourth book from the Savvy Landlord to give you more insight in the wild ride of real estate investing. Real estate investing can be difficult at times when you have to deal with the unsuspected circumstances regarding tenants, contractors, bankers, and costly repairs. 302 Questions & Answers offers you simple, straightforward solutions that can save you time & money in the operation of your business. Written in a quick, easy, and accessible style, this comprehensive handbook guides you through all areas of investing in real estate. 302 Questions & Answers simplifies key terms you need to know and provides answers to solve those curious questions. It also gives specific tips for the non-technical investor in all of us. How do I evict a tenant? Can a bank call up a loan anytime? What is the difference between ARV and policy value? What fees can I charge my tenants? When should I add apartments to my portfolio? Will texting my tenants cause any privacy concerns? What are the dangers of not using a move-in sheet? Should I self-insure my properties? How much cash should I keep in the bank as a safety net? When should I raise the rent? How often can I do that? What is the capitalization of income? ....and 291 more questions with answers!