Crown Commercial Finance

Hey, here's a question: Who pays for repairs, the tenant or the landlord?

The responsibility for paying for repairs generally depends on the terms of the lease or rental agreement. In most cases, the landlord is responsible for maintaining the property and making any necessary repairs, but the tenant may be responsible for certain repairs or maintenance tasks, such as keeping the unit clean or reporting any issues in a timely manner. It's best to review the lease or rental agreement to determine who is responsible for repairs.

So the answer is...consult your rental or lease agreement.

Yep, rates are on the rise. I was talking to a past client who I refinanced his home May of last year at 2.625%. Now that rate is 4.365%.

On the commercial side, loans I quoted at 4.10% last Friday, are now 4.39%.

But, on a positive note, these rates are still in the lowest range we enjoyed in History. I wouldn't be surprised to see a drop in values soon.

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Just had the pleasure to help a young man close on a 48 unit apartment in Las Vegas. He's 32 and worked hard for the last five years to get to this point. It's so great to see, and be a participant in, someone's success. Of course now, he's got maintain it! :-)