Xxxx Real Estate Wholesaler(P) xxx-xxxx-xxxx(E) XxxxOn Sep 5, 2016, at 12:03 PM, Dave Ramirez wrote$10k sounds low.

"As of Dec 1 tenant 1 (Bob Smith) is removed from the lease dated XXX and waives any claims security deposit or any rights and access to the dwelling.

@Ian Ippolito I was going to post I pitty the fool that post on BP saying they have XXX dollars and does not know what to do with it.

Estimating ARV:I get how you can estimate the increased value of the property by looking at comps. for example, I could check listings for 3/2's with x,xxx square feet in the area to estimate ARV, but I'm struggling how I would estimate the value of things like doing some landscaping, fixing up bathrooms, or putting in new counter tops to determine whether or not a deal is a good deal.Do my questions make sense? 

I personally would say I'm prepared to pay $XXX per unit for cleaning, flat rate.The property I managed had several people that did turn work, building cleaning halls, laundry rooms, they received a set flat rate per apartment to clean 1 br. was XXX. 2 br was XXX. and to care for a building it was XXX per building per month.And manger if they wanted could clean and do the work but had to be after hours of regular job.Its really up to you, but his cleaning work shouldn't interfere with managing duties.

Put in $Xxx amount of value in each LLC. 

Let them know that you are an investor and give the general criteria of the types of properties you invest in and the general terms of your deals with Wholesalers, such as:I pay $5,000 upon closing for deals where I make a profit of at least $XX,000 or $10,000 if I make $XXX,000 or more.I'm looking for rehab deals where I can purchase the property at a 65% discount of After Repair Value.I'm looking for buy and hold deals for properties that at X beds/Y baths, Z,ZZZ square feet and monthly rental value of $A,AAA per month.The more you set your criteria upfront, the easier to weed out deals you aren't interested in.God Bless You!

Bad idea to pay agent a commission and then seperately advertise that you're willing to sell at your buying price--effectively capping the top end of what you might get in the sale, assuming that was in fact your buying price.Lastly, just FYI, I've had a number of FSBO owners try and tell me they bought their property at XXX dollars and now they're dumping it for little or no gain.

Reasons have been: requirements state they need xxx to move in, their app states they have only 1/3 of the amount; they've already shared during showing they smoke but yet on app it answer no to the question; previous residence issues.When they pass my due diligence verifications, I pass it on for the paid services part.

The ones up here say something like "Real Estate Investor seeks apprentice, make up to $10,000/month, call or text xxx-xxx-xxxx."