I guess you could say I was more of a laborer in everything else we've done together.Believe me, I've asked for a narrowed down list and when I deliver, there's something else I need to add.

Decent chance it'll come in better at the end, but if the deal/property works with those numbers then obviously it'll work if it's better.Something like 90% of lenders are going to be in a very narrow band of 0.250% for this.

Need to narrow down your criteria.

And have a narrow criteria to best guide them.

Let me know how I can help you narrow down your search! 

If its an off-market property, I would contact your favorite local Title Rep and provide them an area of interest and they can provide you all of the property owner mailing address on a spreadsheet... then you can simply narrow down the owners that are absentee to target.   

Lets assume they are Black, female, 675 credit score, paid in cash so no tax or emp records & 40 yrs old if that helps to narrow down her options.Either way, I know I'm also curious and can't be the only person who wants to know what the community thinks, thanks in advance!

Narrow it down to a range where both high and lows ends are in the same universe. 

In all cases, there are minor damages as the building has narrow staircases, and large couches would do it.

I'm based out of the Chicago market (a newbie) and am trying to get some help in narrowing down neighborhoods to focus on, whether that be within the city limits or the surrounding suburbs.What tools are typical in guiding your decisions to focus from broad areas of search to down to smaller neighborhoods of focus?