If your prospective mentor is making so much money wholesaling, why is he or she selling programs?

But I have a property with $325 units, and every dollar matters to a tenant.You have to weigh requiring things with staying vacant because the good prospects go to your competition.

Why waste your time with prospects who will have already found a place while you're still rehabbing?

Hello,I bought my own place (North Cal) and want to move out of my rental in the end of the month.I gave my landlord 60 days advance notice in May as required by our rental agreement, and asked to move out sooner.The landlord ( he is a lawyer) shortened the period to 45 days on condition that we agree to show our place to prospective tenants.However, the house is in a bad condition.

Agree with Michael Woodward.I will submit high bids for my services for what might seem like vary simple projects to the prospective client, but for some reason something about the project or the client sets off liability alarm bells in my brain.

It is likely the last time I use it.I like that in the application phase a prospective tenant doesn't have to give me all their highly sensitive data (social security number mainly), I can just get the non-sensitive other information on an application.

Btw, while you can use an FSBO sign to drum up interest, I would think twice before letting prospective buyers see the house prior to rehab being complete.

Hate to go into a deal thinking a billboard was doable when in fact the city or county may not be allowing new billboards or may have size limits that deter advertisers wanting to lease a space.

I didn't want any headaches with rent payment, so one of my screening questions is if prospective tenants will pay by EFT, electronic funds transfer.

For my retail properties I always look to see if there is at least a 3/2 option for a new prospective family.