What has changed is the wide spread instant access to information that was not available in the past.

I bought a property for $50,000 below market value in the best area of Dayton, instantly adding $50,000 to my net worth.

Instantly when i read that I'm thinking add market analysis to that email chain which is it's one separate schedule based on when people sign up, and maybe use the articles as a separate newsletter type feature for potential and active investors to keep everyone up to date and separate from our current newsletter for anyone and everyone. 

Also, I just used the Experian Boost feature and it jumped my score up 15 points instantly. 

You can literally go there as a licensed roofing contractor and instantly make money it's that easy...

Usually a pre-screening is going to ask about stuff that can instantly disqualify the applicants like income, recent evictions, felony charges, etc. 

I personally wouldn't instantly not renew the lease just because they are an inherited tenant.

Not only are there opportunities to captures some instant equity based on the doing some updating and/or repairs, but the appreciation factor is something to consider as well.We have meetups all over the Bay Area, so I just sent you a PM.Hope this helps!

(seldom does it work but hey you never know)As for the second question, yes that is how instant equity works but your scenario is kind of skewed.

Totally unpredicted.You take one look at the house, built in probably 1970, and you instantly see a sagging ridgeline of the roof.