As far as restrictions with the deed, it states some general maintenance requirements (landscaping, removal of trees, nuisances, maintenance of the property, etc.) and only mentions that transfer restrictions comply with fair housing (not discriminate race, sex, etc.).I say foreclosure because the current owner was served an NOS that will proceed in Jan of next year.  

I don't charge and I feel that the more info I give them the more it will influence responses, so this is what I use on page 1 of the application:Our Criteria:We do not deny housing for race, color, religion, sex, national origin, handicap, sexual orientation, marital status, or familial status.We do deny housing to individuals: when the application is not complete or accurate where there is no sufficient income/resources to pay rent and livewhere there is poor prior tenancy: evictions, violations, damage to rental property, poorly handled move outs, amounts are still owing to landlords or utilities.Criminal activity is at our discretion depending on severity, number of convictions, and how long ago.Our Philosophy:We strive to provide affordable, clean, and safe housing, be fair with repairs, and improve the Highlands neighborhood.

Dale Carnegie wrote a book called "How to win friends and influence people" If you want to be an aggressive prick or sleazy salesman, I would insist you sell cars instead.How to build rapport… Talk about their family, talk about their job, talk about their hobbies, but stay away from religion and politics and sex.

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So, if anyone else is interested, guess they can get the same book and post question in the forums, I'll bet Phillip cam answer them correctly too in short order!

Salesmanship is the manipulation of thinking, it works, but it cam also be over done, too much can kill any deal.

HI Josh, Good question the 7 Classes are as follows:•Race•Color•Religion•National Origin•Sex•Disability•Familial StatusThe one that is possibly coming down the pipeline we were told at the last Fair Housing informative session is "Financial Status".

Just yesterday I was talking to a sales representative for Nest and he shared with me he installs his own thermostats, smoke/co detectors, and drop cams in places that he rents.

Sq Ft Approximate: 7,400Divided into 4 separate units.Unit 1 Rent: $18,000 year/ $1,500 monthly Unit 2 Rent: $19,500 year/ $1,625 monthlyUnit 3/4: Vacant, although I'll be taking Unit 3 for my business.CAM Reimbursement: $11,000Estimated Expenses:Insurance: $4,800Taxes: $11,300CAM Expense: $12,300Reserve (.35/SF): $2,600Current Location not at new Location:Rent: $3,500 but raising to $4,000+ uknown CAM charges.I have a lot more information with stuff I've never heard of and I don't know if they are needed for deal analysis but they are stuff like mortgage debt services, DSCR, CFADS, LTV, etc.

I currently work for a Property Management Company and I'm slowly learning the management side of the business, and plan to pursue a CAM license in the near future.