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Forget leaky toilets, we’ve got a squirrel!

Forget leaky toilets, we’ve got a squirrel!

  You often hear tired landlords complaining of midnight calls from their tenants about leaky toilets. We’ve never experienced those calls. That’s because our tenants know that if they call after 5 p.m., they’ll get a response the next day- unless it’s an emergency of course. We’ve received a couple of those late-night calls for things like busted water mains, but they’ve been few and far...

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A strong fence makes for good neighbors

A strong fence makes for good neighbors

A strong fence makes for good neighbors:   The prospect of renting to friends and family is something that comes up from time to time. Some people like to steer clear of that practice because of the potential damage it can do to relationships. I’m normally one of those people because our relationships are too important to put in jeopardy. That being said, we’ve done it in the past – both...

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Heigh ho, heigh ho, it’s off to court we go

Heigh ho, heigh ho, it’s off to court we go

Heigh ho, heigh ho, it’s off to court we go   So your tenant didn’t pay and you sent them a letter of demand stating they had three days to either pay or move. They did neither and you filed for a dispossessory. The sheriff served the papers and seven days later you get a call from magistrate saying your tenant answered and you have to show up for court Monday morning at 9:30. You thank the...

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They happen. What, evictions? Sometimes.

They happen. What, evictions? Sometimes.

They happen. What, evictions? Sometimes.   If you’re a landlord, chances are you’ll have to file for an eviction at some point. I’d like to walk you through what you should do when filing for dispossessory so you won’t feel as unprepared as I did the first time I had to.   Start by notifying your tenant that they haven’t paid by giving them a letter of demand. This letter informs your...

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Six degrees and six vacancies… Oh shazbot!

Six degrees and six vacancies… Oh shazbot!

Six degrees and six vacancies... Oh shazbot!   It’s six degrees outside. Well not exactly. Technically it’s in the teens, but with the wind chill, it feels like six degrees. Needless to say, this is not normal weather in Georgia. There’s ice and snow everywhere. And as I lay in bed this morning, all I could think about was all the ways this weather could affect the six vacant houses we have...

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