Managing Tenants & Toilets: Street-Smart Landlording Techniques for Small-time Real Estate Investors

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TECHNIQUES YOU WON'T FIND ANYWHERE ELSE*Control tenants without personal or emotional confrontations*How to collect late fees by offering tenants an alternative*How to eliminate drugs without costly evictions*Save time and guesswork qualifying tenants by phone*How to stay out of hot water dealing with black mold*Selecting the right tenant for the right property*Buying the right insurance so you don't lose the ranch *Learn to act quickly when your tenant goes bonkers *How to control most tenants with short handwritten memos*Jay's eleven (11) magic landlording herbs and spices*What to do when your tenant leaves all his stuff behind*How your insurance agent can help you manage tenants *How to convince HUD tenants to jump through "your" hoops *How to protect yourself hiring non-contractor handymen

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Jay P. DeCima aka Fixer Jay is an investor, landlord and best selling author with more than 250,000 books sold. Widely regarded as the undisputed king of fixer upper real estate on the national teaching circuit. Jay now presents his unique management techniques that have made him wealthy. According to Jay; No investment will ever be any more successful than your ability to manage it.Owning income producing properties will allow you to achieve financial independence and a quality of life second to none. If you are comfortable with ownership and setting down the rules by which renters may live in your properties owning and managing small income properties offers you a vehicle for self-employment and personal freedom that is difficult to match in today's society.Recipient of the prestigious Rohny award. Presented at Richard M. Nixon Library, Yorba Linda, CA, in 2018.Fixer Jay's has nearly 50 years experience. Since 1977 he has specialized in fixing up ugly houses and small apartment buildings. Jay is also a successful career-changer, having worked over 20 years for the telephone company before switching full-time real estate investing in 1979.Today, Jay spends the majority of his time managing and overseeing his investment houses and training others who wish to pursue this lucrative profession, whether it be full or part-time.