They conveniently forget all the interest they paid, all the insurance bills, the new roof, the remodeled kitchen and all the other expenses.

It is very difficult to say which area will appreciate more and its more like gambling to me.

Conveniently, the MLS links she has been sending me don't list the listing broker.

My lease says appliances are provided for the tenants convenience and are the tenants responsibility.

I like the convenience but it is not cheap.

For years I had a few builders that specialized in in-filling, sometimes the adjacent lot owner was a good prospect because it increased the options to that owner, sometimes I was able to use the lot as a down payment on something else or able to have that owner use it to buy something else, so if you can get an option for $10 at a good price it's a cheap gamble.

If using the app worked out well, I would consider offering regular payment as an option, but I doubt people would want to pay the convenience fee, as most of these tenants live paycheck to paycheck

Not related to mortgage brokering, they're just providing servicing to add credibility, convenience, and on-line tools.

However, it has nothing to do with raising the people up, rather everything to do with raising the property values up and raising the degree of convenience up for affluent folks who want to live close to their jobs (down town).

What these turn key rental companies conveniently fail to tell you is that there may be other expenses you have to pay after you purchase the property, such as repair expenses, vacancy, eviction (if applicable), a new tenant placement fee etc.Since they know that you are an out-of-state (even foreign) investor, they know that they can take advantage of you and that you have no way to check on what they are doing.