As Joel notes, it is a great way to monitor tenant health and be prepared for failing tenants ahead of them stopping to pay.

This was a basic task of calculating the avg $/sf of closed sales in the 95111 zipcode, and it completely failed, so what makes you think specifying more details will make it more accurate?

Everyone talks about cashing out equity to buy more investments, but they fail to account for the cost of cashing that equity out, and they certainly don't mention the dangers of over-leverageing.It was hard to fail 5-10 years ago because the market conditions were ripe for investing.

I may bring an eviction case in the future if the Applicant fails to pay future rent due after the funds of this award have been exhausted or if the award amounts do not cover all amounts due.I understand that These funds are to be used only for expenses that are not paid by other sources of financial assistance.

Usually from places like California.For the last decade+, every single year, without fail, we get 1 or 2 rookie investors that turn down a unit turnover bid of like $5,000 because they want to do it themselves for like $3,000.

Tell the agent what you need done, and if he doesn't do it in a timely matter there will usually be a clause explaining how you can terminate early without penalty if he fails to perform or do his job to the best of his ability. 

Start with an initial list of candidate cities and eliminate all cities that fail additional requirements.

It's the simplest method that produces results, but agents fail to put in the consistent effort. 

He accidentally breaks the handrail while moving in a couch and fails to fix it.

If all else fails you could add on a co-host but something tells me you'll be wildly successful doing this on your own.