If you base your tenant charges on the historical average, you should come very close to collecting the entire amount over a one-year period.Charge a higher rate.

The deals not going to get better because of the questions you ask, but we look for three main things from an investor: 1) Liquitity/Financial Assets, 2) A good credit score, and 3, and this is a big one, Experience.

For example if I sold my business then used the proceeds to acquire another one or several? 

Lots of valuable insight on this thread already..Since you are an agent, you are in a good spot to source, close on, or sell potential BRRRR deals. 

I'm on the hunt too.Matthew

Some focus purely on numbers, while others look at long-term value, location trends, or creative financing strategies.For those of you investing in Chicago (or similar markets), whats your mindset when evaluating off-market opportunities?

I have 3 accounts per property which helps me leverage APY on savings accounts, prevent funds from being comingled, and easily set up auto payments for things like mortgage payments and utilities. 

I feel like most investors focus too much on the right side of what I dubbed "The Wholesaler's Timeline".

What's the annual ROI on the cost of the points to you in terms of savings?

So based on that I guess I'd have to pick Detroit.