Time value of money they could invest that $160k somewhere else and earn $50k+ on it over that period vs losing $96k.

Looking to purchase property and build then refinance after a 2 year period. 

This happens periodically and could end up with you either accepting the same sub par returns on your REITS as your rental portfolio. 

I like the fact that the majority of my work generally comes during the leasing period when I show the units and screen applicants.

I would not let my tenants sit in a house with no AC for a week in what's literally the hottest period of the year. 

You will be living there for some period of time, so I think it is important to think about that too. 

They will continue to demand more and threaten more.I'm in a slow eviction city as well, so I understand the fear of losing money for a long period.

That said... when I sign up for propstream again, I do so knowing that they rely on data from 3rd parties, some of it's out of date, and I always double check and verify things... but it IS good for the amount of usually reliable information you can get in a short period of time... but always verify after against other sources.If it was as easy as $1500 and $97 a month like the PIN videos make it sound, then everyone would be doing it.

You're paying for her professional expertise acquired over a very long period at a very high cost.Also, 5 minutes x 10 questions, one per client = 1 hour.

Seems like low $200s is accurate based on square footage and amenities.Just trying to be cognizant of the sellers expenses for having owned the home for a short period of time.