Major arrest at the trailer park! The joys of Real Estate Investing
Published: 2020-02-22
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Published: 2020-02-22
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A comprehensive update will be provided on a specific property, detailing events like unauthorized sales of belongings and damage caused by previous occupants.
"we will do a big long update on that specific property and a lot of the interim crazy stuff that happened like where they had the hillbilly yard sale in front of it and sold my stuff and how they took pieces out of the furnace to sell them causing about a thousand dollars worth of damage"
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Video cameras are now monitoring the trailer park, capturing license plates, vehicles, and faces, which is providing valuable information despite limitations of police intervention.
"we set up our video cameras to where now everything's monitored I'm getting license plates I'm getting vehicles I'm getting faces that are going in and out of the park and it's doing me a heck of a lot of good because essentially the police department can't do much about it"
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Ohio law restricts immediate action against drug distribution in trailer parks, allowing only a 30-day eviction notice even with repeated arrests and high traffic.
"under Ohio State law just because you have 20 or 30 people in and out of a house between 1 2 3 4 o'clock in the morning just because you've been arrested multiple times for distribution you can't do anything other than give them a 30 day notice if they're on time"
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A large party is planned for tenants once the trailer park is cleaned up.
"I promised my tenants there that we were going to have a gigantic party when the trailer parks cleaned up"
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The speaker expresses a desire to foster positive relationships with tenants, avoiding the common adversarial dynamic between landlords and renters, and aims to help them improve their lives.
"I hate the fact that most tenants and landlords have an adversarial relationship so many tenants hate their landlord and so many landlords hate their tenants I never bouncing over speed bumps I never want to be that guy I don't want to hate my tenants I want to like my tenants I want them to make their life I want to help them you know to be better lives"
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The speaker's goal for their tenants is for them to eventually own their own homes, viewing the trailer park as a temporary stepping stone rather than a final destination.
"I want all my tenants to oh their house at some point I want the trailer park back there to be a interim step I don't want a trailer park life a trailer park living to be the end result for the people that live back there I wanted to be a stepping stone to home ownership"
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Sean's past experiences of living in RVs with floor damage and residing in numerous trailer parks across the US are presented as a stepping stone to his current success as an owner of 80 rentals and a hotel.
"Sean says that when he lived in RVs with holes in the floor where he could see dirt in the floors of his RVs growing up he said he's lived in every trailer park east of the Mississippi and I believe him he says that those living in RVs was a stepping stone to who he is today and Sean owns 80 rentals and a hotel"
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The speaker suggests that leveraging YouTube might be a necessary approach to clean up a trailer park that has been an eyesore for over 20 years.
"It might be what we have to result to you guys the lady in the shed has left but someone found a full needle in there today"
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The speaker aims for their tenants to eventually own their homes, viewing trailer park living as a temporary stepping stone towards homeownership.
"I want all my tenants yet again to our real estate investor association because I want all my tenants to oh their house at some point I want the trailer park back there to be a interim step I don't want a trailer park life a trailer park living to be the end result for the people that live back there I wanted to be a stepping stone to home ownership"
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The speaker views their past experience of living on a farm with holes in the walls as a foundational stepping stone that contributed to their current self.
"I realized that for me living on the farm with holes in the walls was a stepping stone to make me who I am today"
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The speaker's past experience of living in RVs with visible dirt on the floors and residing in numerous trailer parks is presented as a stepping stone to his current success as an owner of 80 rentals and a hotel.
"Sean says that when he lived in RVs with holes in the floor where he could see dirt in the floors of his RVs growing up he said he's lived in every trailer park east of the Mississippi and I believe him he says that those living in RVs was a stepping stone to who he is today and Sean owns 80 rentals and a hotel"
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