For those of you that work real estate in one geographical location and focus on certain communities, do you keep records on houses that you’ve looked at, run the numbers and passed on?

You rolled the dice on not inspecting all the units...... and one you didn't look at has issues..... that's on you....And this isn't a tenant caused issue from your description.....so you would not be justified in holding deposits $$ on this.

You can use the photos and listing descriptions to calculate the comps.  

Pretty much described it all in the description above. 

Your brief description did sound a bit like it may violate the rules by basically attacking your properties character.

@Elias Munoz your description says your a flipper.

Based on your description, you should qualify.

Sorry, I'm not typing in all my property descriptions on my phone.

Sorry for the odd title and  description but it is hard to ask this question with few words.I own a power washing business and I mostly wash walkways, sidewalks breezeways, etc and I have tried to get into doing jobs for the big apartment complexes here in Phoenix and I have gotten a few but not many.

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