All Forum Posts by: Matthew Fleming

I have 4 units. I give my tenants deposit only cards and it works for me. Only thing is online you can only see the numbers of the cord of who deposited money and not the name on the card. But all 4 units have different rent so it's easy for me to see. I hope this helped.

It's time for new windows at the rental property. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'd rather deal with a window specialist vs general contractor.

 Philly is definitely a block by block city. I see that you wholesale. What tools do you use for comps?

 I wouldn't say I have expertise in evaluating comps, but I generally go by area (Usually inside of a zipcode), sq ft, beds, and baths. I use the AVI Calculator & the Philadelphia department of revenue websites to verify if the homes were recently sold and the accuracy of the sq footage.

 Thanks for the advice. I'm thinking I might have to find another agent. Sometimes he doesn't move fast enough for me. I already passed the test, so I need to become my own agent. My agent does come through sometimes though. I generally use these sights when I'm casually researching markets that I'm familiar with.

Is it okay to use the recently sold function from the above mentioned websites for comps? or should an investor only use a real estate agents comps from the MLS?

I used 10 mm with the pad attached it worked great for me. But if you are about to cover old hardwood, you should consider refinishing the hardwood.

I'm thinking about using this strategy for my next investment. You should be able to tell how much the bank is going to give for the ARV refinance based on recently sold comps right?

I will be there. I am a DIG member and I'm looking to learn more about wholesaling or Whole-Tailing lol.