In my definition of a "good tenant", they are people who work hard to have choices in life.

Consider elements together with way of life choices, location and marketplace analysis, property condition and protection desires, property control, and legal and regulatory concerns.

What a shame it has come to this and what a shame that you would post something like this.My words aren't necessary and everything for all to see is in the images.May God Bless you mate 🙏 Goddam this dude is dramatic in his emails Pains me mate,And this is just one tenth...The relationship evolved more than just a "transaction" per se and one day out of the blue, we get the above review.I was going to stay a sleeping bear but since I was poked on another thread, might as well wake up and get me some honey lol

Understanding these terms can often lead you to the correct answer in the multiple-choice format.

We always strive to get them to list it, and yet that isn't always the choice the seller chooses. 

Also no need to be so hateful toward Property Managers - It's your choice not to use one.

I say that to say they are getting much better with phone response times, and will even do callbacks now.If you or anyone you know need to call for whatever reason, call the office in Ogden, Utah if you have a choice (some forms list multiple locations to call).

Sorry, "net" was a poor choice of word.

It's a little pricey, but it's been my API of choice thus far.Once you get an API key, you can use their documentation page to test out the API (or just use Postman) before building out any scripts or apps.I had the same objective as you and have found Rentcast to be a good solution.

Since the project is self-funded, both by choice and necessity, the ideal time frame for the whole process (locating the property, inspecting and buying it, renovating it and selling it) would be 6 months, give or take a month.