@David Kuhlke lets assume the following scenario:- You have two companies (you own/control both)- Company A: This is the purchasing LLC that will hold title to the property- Company B: This is the lending LLC that will hold the mortgage, and fund the purchase of the propertyYou, on behalf of company A will sign the P&S, indicating that you are making an offer with no financing contingency.

It’s our money, B.

Again, slack and discord are great communication tools as you can keep a long running conversations within the group + you can like, comment and share the same way you do on social media.If by workload, you're referring to leads... you can balance workload b/w different agent experience levels by handing the higher-quality leads to your performing agents.

@Solomon Rosenberg, how do you assess Class C vs Class B?  

Goals: Cash flow in A/B areas.

The inspection is an opportunity to (a) document the condition of the rental so I can track tenant damages from that day forward, (b) look into any maintenance issues the tenants may be concerned with, and (c) notify them that a new lease is coming and what that entails.As for rent increases, I don't ever recommend keeping tenants more than 10% below market.

             - The properties are in C to D condition with an occasional B- condition. 

B=5053&...Thank you!

I know this area pretty well and I would consider this area a B class neighborhood, not the best, but not horrible. 

The town is not the greatest I would classify it as a Mid to low B.