This is a common scam we have seen all the time on the multifamily side and also tell people to take valuables with them or lock them away.

The limited amount of built as multi family is scare, and even less common do they come out to the market. 

Common fees will include a set-up fee, a leasing fee for each turnover or a lease renewal fee, marking up maintenance, retaining late fees, and more.

In addition to channel management:- Direct integration with Schlage to automatically create/expire codes for each guest- More refined/advanced templating for check-in/check-out instructions- Overall a very clear/clean and intuitive user experience- AI-driven automated replies to common questions (ex: guest mentions "how do I turn on the projector?")

I have some questions about the state of wholesaling in MN, as well as how common or uncommon it is up there.

A quick common formula is 70% ARV minus repairs.

Start in your backyard" is a common theme but doesn't work in every location.

Here’s how TI allowance is commonly calculated:Determine Total TI Cost:Estimate the total cost of improvements needed for the space.

It seems like 30-day closings are becoming less and less common.

It's definitely an indicator - but unless you are dealing with a white-collar person who just doesn't want to own a home - it's more common than not to see a lower credit scores.I'm not a huge fan of out of state renters.