(No, the title picture isn’t tilted by accident, it is intentional. Interrupting Broca’s Region of the brain with unusual visual stimuli wakes up our brain matter.)
Starting next week, I’ll be posting some fun new items for your consumption. I’ve been asked to do this for some time now, and fortunately the schedule has cleared up enough to do it thanks to streamlined processes added this Summer.
Here’s what is coming for you:
(yes, 5 balls in the air…..)
This is where I’ll be answering your quick questions in a rapid fire format. What questions are fair game? Questions which can be answered in 5 minutes or less, hence the name. So, pleasse, no long drawn out deep rabbit hole questions. (For those scenarios, you’ll be best served with this link https://danbaldini.com/resources/private-client-consulting/)
I guarantee that if you’re thinking of a question about your rentals or your property management operation, there are at least 7 other people on this platform who have the same question, so let ’em fly. Sharing is caring, as our grade school teachers always reminded us, right?
Here’s some suggested topic areas for you to ponder….
Buying Rental Property
Buying Tenant Occupied Rental Properties
Capital Gain Taxes
Community Issues
Constitutional Issues
Fair Housing
Financing Rental Properties
Income Taxes
Investing in Rental Properties
Landlord Insurance
Leasing
Legal Issues
Move In Procedures
Move Out Procedures
News & Numbers
Opinions
Organizing Tips
Preventative Maintenance Tips
Property Maintenance Tips
Property Management
Property Taxes
Property Values
Quick-Win Tips
Rental Rates
Renters Insurance
Risk Management Tips
Security & Safety
Selling A Tenant-Occupied Rental Property
Selling Your Rental Property
Tax issues
Tenant Screening
Tenants
To send in your questions, simply post a comment below this article, or post it to me on Twitter @DanBaldini. Depending on how deep the questions are will determine how many questions get answered each week.
Until next Friday, here’s to your Financial Freedom!
2 Comments
If someone wanted to start buying properties and lives in a state that isn’t landlord friendly, how should they get started?
If a tenant moves out without telling you, cleans out cabinets, closets etc. and leaves the key but also leaves some crappy furniture behind, are you required to store said items or can you just haul them away? In this case, the tenant was a tenant at sufferance, but does that make any difference in your responsibility?