The county development office would be a good source for permit and plat history to get a sense of quantity, and individual property cards (and recorded deed transfers) may give you a sense of price direction.

With a stack of business cards.

You can also click on the little dots on the crime map and it will state what happened i.e. shots fired, trouble with subject, theft, vehicle stolen, burglary etc along with a date.Also, the boundaries of these maps are somewhat fluid.

Most wholesalers I know still do a lot of "old school" marketing....like regular yellow letter or post card mailings to motivated seller lists, or bandit signs (where allowable by law....technically not allowable in Austin, but you sure sell a lot of them, don't you?).

Get their card and send them a nice "thank you" note.

You have your loan, credit, finance information.You can use your credit card to pay for repairs.

I’m sure I could pull the old “well you’re names not on the mortgage” card, but the loss of my potential ride-or-die for an extra 800$ doesn’t seem like a very good ROI.

This might still be a lot for applicants in a C-class neighborhood, but it will be much less work for both of you if they can do it online (again, assuming they have access to a computer and a debit or credit card).

We paid out of pocket for the rehab (with a little help from in-laws), and also opened up a new Credit Card and used it for many of the material and some labor costs.

Would I be required to form a new business account and credit card?