I also looked at rentometer and noticed it was high, but in Greenville within a close distance are not so good areas with cheaper rent, so you have to take it with a grain of salt.

Our markets are much different so take this with a grain of salt but we use the following screening:- 650+ credit score- 3x monthly rent in verifiable income- No evictions- No felonies- Favorable references from previous landlords

One that should be taken with the smallest cosmic grain of salt.

Very useful advice @Duncan TaylorSince this is definitely not legal advice I would be interested in hearing from other seasoned investors about what they have done.The guru scene is all about layering entities, yet at a recent Meet Up I attended everyone looked at me like I had just salted a light bulb when I asked who does that.

Zillow has always been a nifty tool, but you need to take it with a grain of salt.

Hope everyone has a good day.  About to enter a direct contract without agents from both buy/sell side. Looking for recommendations on the below:1. RE Attorney in the area2. Title Company3. Some good developers4. Some...

There should still be worthwhile profit margin left.Don't get me wrong, I take all projections in a wholesaler listing with a grain of salt and assume that no deal would be entered into without first running my own numbers... but that goes for everything when it involves an investor's money, right?

Let say I want to travel from Savannah GA to Salt Lake City to visit something and it doesn't work.

Also consider the salt factor.

I know their numbers should be taken with a grain of salt and it's especially true in this case as there is nearly a 200K difference between them!