I just don't see that as a good prospect as a rental property at that price.

Hello:I wanted to get everyone's opinion on an issue - analyzing a standard deal vs. a prospective house hack.Here is-are the hypothetical-facts:Let's get say for the sake of this discussion, my target for a standard deal is 12% CoC return when running the numbers on a standard multifamily deal.Let's say I currently pay $1500 a month in rent.

I am looking for good opportunities for a fix and flip wholesale deal in Jacksonville too.If you get any prospects that you pass on... please share let me know.

Put yourself in the shoes of your prospect. 

You can indeed view the credit report as you are jointly involved with approving credit to extend a service (rental property) to a prospective tenant.

@Mary DaughertyRemember with a SFR you are not only competing with other investors, but, prospective homeowners as well.  

I'm not an agent but I do use a CRM to manage my prospective leads and related professional contacts. 

Hey, just wanted to say hi and introduce myself.

I was born in Oklahoma, Tulsa to be specific, and then moved to Missouri where I grew up. A couple years ago however I have returned to Oklahoma at her capital.

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If you can't take a call don't worry about it, if they're motivated, they'll leave a message.Really the only exception to giving everyone lots of easy ways to reach you is if you're trying to push prospects through a specifically crafted funnel.For example, I do rent to own, which means when I advertise a house I get hundreds of 'buyers' who can't possibly afford it.

Use the BP calculators every day to run the numbers on prospective deals.