In our market the 1% of listing price, with a minimum of around $1500, also holds, for low-mid range houses.Our stager gives us a slight discount for volume/repeat business, but not much, as there are fixed costs with the movers, etc.

@Bob Bowling   same here I have never done a deal with Jon.. only met him on BP.I am just a little fish out here trying to build a few houses for nice folks to move into I am in no way a mover and shaker.. like others on this site..

Hello All,I am interested in having a multi-family in Aberdeen.

I never seen them working during their tenancy over a year. - My second question is that can licensed mover company charge me full amount despite of having removed only one third of tenant's belongings from the apt. ?

The way it works her there is a list of court approved movers you can use to perform the evictions.

Brandon was investing in Aberdeen, WA where rents are likely $600-$700

I have personally never been, I have mailed that list before, but make sure you do your due diligence on the property to make sure it's a property you want, and you have to  be able to move really quickly

On the move out date, you will be responsible for providing movers who will transport the tenant's property from the unit to the tree lawn.

As an example: Buy a triplex for $200k; $15k DP; $185k mortgageRenovate for $60k worth of workRent out the other two units at market ratesRefinance at the new appraisal of $350k @ 75% LTV; this pays off the original mortgage and returns your initial capitalRepeat: after a year move, rent out the final unit and do it all over again.

Well, this could definitely be a market mover around my neck of the woods and across the country.