In signing this Lease, Tenant agrees that Tenant has examined the Premises and certifies that it has not observed any pests in the Premises."

Marketing I've done: Listed property w/ local property managers - they post on MLS and syndicates to Zillow, apts.com and craigslistI'm posting myself in off-campus forums and forwarding qualified applicants to property managers for showings April 15-30th (when I didn't have the property managers)8-10 showings mostly off Zillow/FB~3 Applications0 qualified renters/0 tenants bookedMay Stats:9 or 10 showings 4 applications1 tenant booked in unit #1There are 2 remaining units, unit 2 and 3, which were initially priced higher than unit #1 because they are slightly larger -- That said, I'm thinking that I reduce prices and take advantage of the higher demand in the coming months...Does this answer your question?

Hello BP members,My name is Julia Sung and I recently passed real estate license exam in NYS and completed the course.I was wondering if there's any real estate brokers (residential or commercial) out there who might be looking for a part-time agent to work for in NYC area.I am very eager and motivated to immerse myself in this business.My hours are flexible and cooperative.

Let's examine a different scenario...Scenario #2 - SFH ARV = $200k, Purchased for $100k, Rehab of $80k. 

Every city's program is different, but the one in Los Angeles is excellent....I couldn't do without it.Also, one thing you want to keep in mind.... even if you rent to a non-Section 8 tenant and something bad happens, one of the things that will be examined is whether your unit is up to code. 

https://www.har.com/content/newsroom?pid=1782Houston Real Estate Highlights in May:
-Single-family home sales increased for the twelfth consecutive month, up a dramatic 48.2 percent year-over-year with 9,702 units so...

@Matthew Williams I certainly wouldn't turn down examining a deal because a tenant is there.  

What site/stat and source do you use to “track” the mortgage rate  market/climate?  

The risk just isn't worth any fee.For long-time, existing clients who need something for the lender, most firms have a boilerplate template that clearly states the scope of the services that they provide to the client, that they have not audited or examined the financials and provide no assurance, and that it is the lender's responsibility to perform due diligence, etc.

Hi @Ryan Kelly thank you for that stat.