I am trying to sell a condo rental property and thought someone maybe had some good tips.Thanks, William Jobe Hey William,I am an agent and we also wholesale properties and therefore have experience with listings proeprties via FSBO.What I can tell you also from an agent point of view, is that zillow's default mode for example does not show FSBO listings UNLESS you change the mode to "Listed by Owner".So visiblity on these sites could be a little more difficult.I would suggest you list your property on Facebook.

Also we have had some good luck purchasing properties in areas we vet out by posting in the local and LEGITIMATE owner group sites for developments "in town and have $400k, interested in 3 bed, 2 bath houses in location xyz" you would be surprised what you can find.

I was part of this REI group called Real Wealth, on this site they have vetted REI teams in diffrent GEOS, definitely learning REI with some hard knocks, but I'm not going to stop.

My assistant or I via Googling/people search sites, plus we use Batchleads, plus Fred down in FL (who used to be a private detective) on the hard-to-find ones........

The ADU now covers over half the mortgage + additional monthly income per horse the tenant desires to keep on site.

Depends on the bank, some due a lower LTV and get you a HELOC with no site visit and others do a site visit with higher LTV.

So newbie question - you basically have to get your GC (if you use one) to come to every potential site and ask for an estimate?

I have seen sites like CreditKarma or Credit Cards under-report and over-report consumers scores, so they are not the most accurate.

All of the info on these sites originates from the MLS systems that NAR controls.

I watched a video/podcast once that showed a tool/site which allowed you to see what amenities the most offered amenities were in any given market/area ranked from highest to least (like A/C, pool, grill, etc).