Hi BP'ersWhat pro tip can u give me to analyze te rent/buy prices ratio in a given area. 

If the flashing and general area, around te roof looks good, they will often leave it up to questions to you about it.

love you all. i will let you know the end of my journey but honestly if i go with another bank i will close all te accoutn with fl mid credit unit.    

I'm primarily active in the Main Line area of Philadelphia (Lower Merion, TE and Radnor school districts), but greater Philadelphia is a fair deal, and I have money to invest in starting a brokerage from scratch if needed.

Je parle un peu de française et Je pense te comprendre?  

I think maybe just Google calendar and spreadsheet may be the answer but thought I'd ask if anyone recommends some kind of software or app that encompasses several aspects and with in conjunction te details of accounting etc...Realtor type software/prop mngmt/ flip budget cost trackers/ allocating/task assigning and allocating and possibly customer database/campaign type functions.And most importantly easy (or at least wort the effort) to use as I always end up back to million lost sticky notes.Thanks in advance

Been following for a few months...more trouble.https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/metro/t-e-h-realty-cuts-employees-and-delays-payroll-for/article_7b694977-f955-5e7d-9dc1-a1c5315622b5.html

If a LL asked required income and credit before hand then that is a red flag and I would be avoiding that property like te plague... giant red flag about that landlord... it is perfectly fine though if they list the qualifications and ask if the tenant meets those qualifications.

leave the water/sewer as-is and if they have a history of paying on time, then increase the rent in small increments over te next few years.

If you're having te BP meetup on a weekend I'd be happy to be a part of that too !!