Also, using percentages for repairs/CAPEX on these lower class properties might get you in trouble.

Take that percentage of the lot to get the sqft of one floor then multiply by the number of floors you are looking to build.

From those who have successfully invested in the Orlando area, what kind or percentages are you seeing (if you don't mind sharing)?

The call center we've built from scratch, and staff roughly 120 agents (only a small percentage are on our own personal campaigns, the remaining we sub contract out to otherThe team required to make this magic happen consists of the following staff:(4) Acquisition Reps(1) Analyst(1) Transactions Manager(1) Dispositions Manager(1) Bookkeeper/AdminWe take an inside sales approach -- All offers are made over the phone, and contracts are executed via docusign.

http://apps.alleghenycounty.us/website/munimap.asp without knowing neighborhood and street its hard to give advice - there are still some “war zones” in the area Looking at the numbers - That capex is low for a percentage.

I believe there are just as many agents (on a percentage basis) who make their living as agents who are incompetent as there are part timers who are.

Renter percentage in these areas (except Texas City) are 24-27%.

You will find that the ROI tends to be lower percentages in nicer neighborhoods ( A & B). 

As I work everything out there are still some questions that I prefer not to get from Google.Is there an initial fee management companies charge new clients with preexisting properties besides the monthly percentage to manage them when starting new business?

As well as a certain percentage I’d like my personal residence paid down to.