@Will Randolph it might be a worthwhile exercise to dig through census data.

Suggest you actually post a sample or two of it revealing address etc, let people comment on it.

@James WiseWell said...trying to change a renter is an exercise in futility...

The Colorado Division of Real Estate issued a warning, reminding agents to be cautious when meeting a new buyer for the first time.Please exercise caution.

b)  trying to exercise redemption rights on another house foreclosure deal.  

If it intimidates you, don't worry, I will attempt to be concise and provide a laymens terms summary.Basic statistics crash course:Obtain as many sample rent data as possible (Zillow works)Define alpha for null hypothesis testing ( 0.05)Run multiple regression analysis (#bed, #bath, sq ft) against active rental list prices.Observe P-values for each metricResult:#Bed - 0.02#Bath - 0.04Sq ft - 0.02All are below or equal to 0.05, reject null hypothesis (statistically significant).Create multiple regression line using coefficients for each metric.Input variables from project property and solve for rent!

Is anyone able to provide samples of a Memorandum of Contract to be used for wholesale purposes?

The downside would be if the the lenders finds out about the transfer they could exercise "due on sale" clause and call the loan due.

Let the viewers decide what works, and you dont have to spend a lot either. see sample below.Run 1 ad for a week,Run 2 ads (copy 1 and a new ad copy 2)Run 2 ads (take and use best performing ad copy and run it in conjunction with a new ad)Run Highest performing ad only.hope that helps!

Do I have to sell back to the original owner if he/she pays me the price for which I bought the property if they choose to exercise their right?