Originally posted by @Tim Nelson:Thanks for the details @Jason Taliaferro.

Pro: In addition to MLS access your brokerage might provide access to other resources such as detailed online assessment data not available free to the public. 

Instead of actively seeking out buyers, focus on what I do here: establish credibility, showcase your knowledge and competence, and lock in high-quality deals where the numbers make sense.In this space, transparency and honesty are key.

Happy to talk in more detail offline.

It should be matched to their application and their credit/criminal background check.Here's a detailed guide on how to screen applicants: Application Screening Guide

We have an incredibly high customer satisfaction score from investors stating that the agents are providing education and great details about their market all while helping them to close deals faster.

Patience and attention to detail were key to overcoming these h

Here are the details:- Property value: $70K- Square footage: 943 sq ft- Summer tax bill: Nearly $3,000- Comparable properties: Similar homes (1,300 sq ft) are only paying $940-$1,100This seems significantly out of line with neighboring properties.

Thank you both so much for the detailed repliesA few questions related to Accounting if you don’t mind1.Do you recommend separate bank accounts for each property, or does a single account work better?

You can access detailed property information like ownership history and contact details, which can help you create a targeted mailing list.- ProspectNow: Similar to Reonomy, ProspectNow provides a database of multifamily property owners along with their contact information.