You’ll often find that people warm up to the idea of selling once they’ve built trust with you.Good luck! 

Personally I would probably just multiple by 0.005 if you're gonna use this as I feel like Zillow always estimates low.But I personally use instant Steadily Insurance estimates inside BrightInvestor - those do vary their estimate by location, unit count, stories, year built, etc.

And its likely built in 1854 and needs to be fully gutted.

For example, brick homes can last hundreds of years if taken care of compared to some new stick built development homes.

However, we believe there is a more reliable and convenient experience out there to be built for landlords.

Message me on BP and we can set something up.Original BP post (check it out to see how much of a dream this was for me 9 months ago): https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/55/topics/1162005-first...Best, RyanOn a side note, if anyone's looking for a young, motivated, and incredibly knowledgeable agent in Grand Rapids and the surrounding areas, let me know and I'd be happy to connect you. 

A lot of investors like investing in Columbus, OH because of the city's rapid growth and because of the fact that you can still get properties to cash flow.

I was hoping to structure a deal that involves paying the seller every month and then a balloon payment in 5 years (when I can get an 80% LTV cash out refinance to put a mortgage on the property without having to put any money down because I'll have built up at least 20%).

I worked for a family owned company that built laminated timber structures throughout the Northeast but one of the sons had a good portfolio of multi family properties throughout Jacksonville and Orlando.

While I’ve built a strong network, I’m currently facing a dilemma.