That could lead to future fix and flips or BRRRRs.

Hey @Matthew Brown, it is hard to say if it is worth the $99 a month.I would ask how they get their leads.

There are a couple of DIY cost segregation companies that provide you a questionnaire to complete to generate your report.I normally recommend a home inspection and appraisal in hand when completing the questionnaire.The completion of the study is instant.Best of luck.

Over 1 month with 124 Zillow potential tenant contacts, the property manager report showed no leads from Zillow and couldn't find tenants.

This gives you a more accurate view of the property's true cash flow and performance without relying on a large down payment to "force" good numbers.This is exactly what we do — help investors like you evaluate deals to ensure responsible purchases that lead to portfolio growth.

Enjoy the process, and may your journey lead you to a rewarding and successful outcome!

Analyze potential rental income versus expenses carefully to ensure the property will generate income from the start.

Assuming it’s not a 50 year old home with lead paint, asbestos, lead pipes, etc etc.

Whereas the majority of the existing clients have stayed with you, but the whale client is with the ex-partner leads me to believe that if this heads to any type of judicial setting that no damages would be awarded.

What I have learned is the usefulness of the lead-generating sites is very market-specific.If I were to estimate, in the last two years, my lease-ups came from Craigslist (20%), Apts.com (20%), Zillow (30%) and FB (30%).Most of the responses from my ads come from Zillow (40%) and FB (50%), but most of those leads are woefully unqualified (especially FB).