One of
my tenants went to the bank and got this done in 5 minutes.
Not exact matches
«This wicked bedroom tax is
going to rip neighbour from neighbour, force vulnerable people
to food
banks and loan sharks, and end up costing Britain more than it saves as
tenants are forced
to go homeless or move into the expensive private rented sector,» shadow work and pensions secretary Liam Byrne said.
«This hated tax is trapping thousands of families, forcing vulnerable people
to food
banks and loan sharks, and there is now a serious danger it could end up costing Britain more than it saves as
tenants are forced
to go homeless or move into the expensive private rented sector.
So sad, worked on a subdivision of rentals, half owner let in section 8,
tenants were difficult at times, inspector was wishy washy, in the end all the units were in horrible shape and they were let
go back
to the
bank.
ERP has made the situation far, far worse with their lack of communicativeness... I'm likely
going to go back
to tenants just depositing direct
to my
bank account.
Tenants can now pay online using their phone or desktop, and it
goes right
to your
bank account.
Few people
go into this without realizing the realities of property ownership, dealing with
tenants, and most of all having enough cash in the
bank to subsidize expenses and vacancies.
I was planning on getting a rehab loan from the
bank, but the costs of this was
going to be pretty hi as opposed
to me just refinancing after I finish remodeling the house and getting some
tenants in.
My plan is
to go to a
bank when I have a
tenant and seek a 1st mortgage and then use that money
to buy my second property and so on so forth, Is this a correct scenario or am I being too simplistic?