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Hello, posting my first question here regarding a recent event for my father.

This is in King County, WA.

My dad just informed me this weekend that someone got into his employee account with a community college and changed his direct deposit account. As a result, his last paycheck was stolen. He immediately alerted payroll but was told there’s nothing they can do besides file a police report. Since payroll had already paid him they cannot reissue another check.

He has filed a police report and they’re supposedly working with the bank to track down the owner of the other account. The officer in charge of the case has asked my dad if he wanted to appear as a witness and testify but he stat

Tons of posts and post karma but not enough to post on WSB after new rules. Please help a brother out.

Hey guys,

I’m trying to get more insights into my tenant situation in WA state. I have a great tenant whose lease just expired last month and wants to go month-to-month because his family is looking for a home. Obviously I don’t want to do so because of the uncertainty it brings. The tenant has been looking for at least a month now and due to whatever reason they’ve not had any luck. My PM told me she thinks it’s best to sign a shorter term lease that gets us through winter at least and meet the tenant half way. The tenant will either not find anything in their price range and renew again or we’ll just find a new tenant in Spring.

I’ve done some research and agree this is probably the best

Hey guys,

I’ll soon be able to roll over $150K of my 401K into a self-directed IRA to invest in a larger variety of equities including options. Since this is an IRA my option level will be limited to probably just covered calls, cash-covered puts, and maybe straddle. I’d like to put at least half into index funds while running the wheel strategy with the other half on companies I wouldn’t mind holding long-term if needed. Any tips or advice from those that are in the same boat would be great.

I’ve written several CCs on cheaper stocks (<$25) in a smaller account but with more capital I’ll be able to write a larger volume or more expensive tickers. However, I have no experience in determ

Hey all,

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I just discovered this sub recently and it's been extremely helpful. I'm about to purchase my second property and would appreciate it If someone can offer some insight or advice into my game plan.

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Some info-

Location: Federal Way, Washington

Asset/Income: $90K/year. Cash: $50K Home equity: $330K.

Debt: Personal Loan: $6K 1st Mortgage: $60K.

Goal: Finding a second home for $300-$325K and renting out the first home

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I bought my first house about 4 years ago at a great price, $280K, and it has appreciated to roughly $390K (according to third-party realty websites). I've had at least one roommate for the last 3.5 years and paid off all but

Hey all. First time asking some questions here. If this isn't the right place then I apologize in advance.

I'm 33 (M) and have owned a house for the last 4 years. I have a mortgage of $60K, a low interest loan of $10K, and stable job with a salary of $80K/year with possibility of going up to $100K in the next 5-10 years in this field. My 401K and IRA are both fully funded and I have about $50K saved up in the bank.

My parents have a fully paid-off house and are in a similar situation with about the same amount of saving. Their combined income is around $100K/year and will probably be working for at least 5-10 more years.

I have a great relationship with my parents and we've been talk