Let us use an example:Average 3/2 pool home in Pinellas County within 10 mins to the beach, $3000-3500 per month rent.

If you get past that, it is a fairly easy process.

You can buff out scratches with a baking soda paste, a stainless steel scratch remover like Bar Keeper's Friend, or a small amount of toothpaste.

If you've got evidence of them in the past, they could come back (and yes, I've had termites in two of my slab foundation homes, so it's definitely possible and happens, at least in my area which is NC). 4. $25k for helical piers sounds a little steep, but it's been a few years since I saw a quote for that, and of course it depends on how many you need.

ThanksHas the client mentioned any agreements - past or present, written or verbal - between them and the principal broker?

Thanks NIna Never skip out on verification of residence history and past landlord reference.Rental fraud is on the rise, and becoming easier and easier. 

Who would you recommend that you've worked with in the past that has the best terms? 

Also what is working today does not mean it’s going to work in a year from now - people can ask multifamily and others how that has worked out for them the past two yearsResidential in my mind is going to see some shifts which I see a lot of bad financing “not creative” that they think is creative and it will come back to haunt people

I have a three unit building, but one unit needs to be remodeled the other two have been renting out for the past few years.If I spend X on renovating this apartment to get it ready for rental will the cash on cash return apply ?

Then again we thought that about A-frames the past 30 years and now they are making a resurgence.