Anyways, the appraiser used two of the properties that were within the comps report (the higher ones) and we managed to overperform our ARV target by $20k.Lesson Learned -> Later we realized that the appraiser also looked at the rental comps, and the average rent used in the income approach was $2,000...we are renting both units for $2,600 and the average rent in general for this kind of duplex in the area is $2,100 - $2,200, so we could've easily hit a higher ARV, crazy right?"

However, in general it sounds like a typical holdover tenant scenario.

They also like W/D install.In general, I am not aware of anything bad. 

That's generally what Furnished Finder is for.

So, QBO merges all property-specific transactions with general business transactions so we have a complete financial picture of their businesses.Hope that helps!

I purchased a duplex in Lorain in May of this year and hired a general contractor (GC) I found on Bigger Pockets.

Hey Nicholas, I know we texted the other day but happy to give some feedback here as well.Look at the general condition of the house itself like you would any other property.But in terms of tenant quality, take a look at how they're living.

I'm not a lawyer or expert on deal structuring but what we see the most common is a single GP (general partner) and a number of LP's (limited partners).

It will generally yield better terms!

In either case there's no shortage of strange sounds, that room will randomly go cold for no apparent reason, doors will swing shut or creak open on their own, and there's weird vibes to the property in general.