Alternatively, you could work with an attorney or real estate agent to help and pay them a flat fee.6.

The ROI is fairly low ( 6.8%) and the value seems flat.

I disagree with some others here - I LOVE mobile home deals and will often send out mailers JUST to target mobile home lots.You need to know the year of the mobile so you can assign a flat dollar amount value to it, then comp the land.

My last tenant who stayed for 2 yrs and who just moved at the end of May was found through these methods.But this time, I have not gotten any traction, and before going to my last resort of actually listing with an agent, I was looking at Flat Fee MLS Listing.

I screen and select tenants that will be stable with limited turnover, and I manage the place well.

The information was not presented in handout format, but on a screen, so notes had to be taken throughout the weekend so that was disappointing as it was hard to scribble info down quickly and also understand what was important/unimportant.

Take into account the duration of leases, the procedures for screening prospective renters, and the home regulations in order to guarantee a peaceful living space.It's critical to have a well-defined departure strategy.

I'm about to close on a lot in Chicago logan square shortly and thinking about tearing down the 2-flat for a new single family.Can anyone who has done this help point me to the right direction?

. - A clear, step-by-step process for filtering and pre-screening interested persons.

Are prices in the next 12 months going to be flat, increase 1%-5%, 6%-10%+ or decrease?