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Cool it, buster

Cool it, buster

Cool it, buster   When you own rental property, there are a lot of expenses you should plan for. Most people understand making payments on their mortgage and property taxes monthly, but there are sporadic expenses you should be saving for monthly as well. They include things like vacancy and repairs. The savings we set aside for paying these costs is something we call a rental’s “expense...

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Robbing Peter to pay Paul

Robbing Peter to pay Paul

Robbing Peter to pay Paul   We just had our first real hot days for this year, which means landlords are about to get calls about air conditioning not working properly.   Now, there are some normal things that can happen when central units go from being “off” during springtime to “on” full blast in the Georgia heat, and these typical malfunctions can hinder a unit’s ability to cool....

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Money talks, but in-homes reveal

Money talks, but in-homes reveal

  Money talks, but in-homes reveal   Once upon a time, in land far, far away, Ashley and I bought a property in the township of Villanow — well it feels far away. But it’s really only about a 45-minute drive. Now, if you’re asking yourself where in the world Villanow is, many people share that sentiment when I bring it up.   Villanow is located in Walker County, Georgia on the...

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Meeting of the minds

Meeting of the minds

Meeting of the minds   I’ve recently had an opportunity to relearn how important the meeting of the minds is between buyer, seller and real estate investor, and I’d like to share some of that information with you. The example has to do with being snookered.   It happened while I was on the phone with a seller. We’d met multiple times in person and had always had great interactions....

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