Well, let this ex Marine, Viet Nam Vet, single dad, who went from unemployment to owning 16 single family rental homes and 28 multi family properties in less than 4 years, while attending college to obtain not one but two bachelor degrees while raising two young children tell you my reaction.

In some cases the agent is unmotivated or the seller doesn't have records - if you run into that, you need to be able to draw on experience or talk to somebody who knows what to expect in your area.When I look at properties, I go in with a general idea of income and expenses and then adjust my numbers based on my gut reaction when walking the property.

The plan intrigues me, i wonder in the end the reaction of your Valentine.

SF) to only go up, but the kid isn't that far off in his perspective :)As for the general sentiment of this thread, it's easy to get doomy-gloomy as a reaction, and sure, plan for that.

My first reaction is- a Memphis Company doing a turnkey in Dalls?!

We evaluate it through body language, appearance, title, and the reaction of others.I believe that I have Visionary Charisma.

I think though our knee-jerk reaction was along your thought process: "how many letters do I need to send to generate XYZ amount of leads."

This is due to a delayed reaction as well. 

Hi all, I'm a newer landlord and have had tenants in place in our rental since March 1. They have paid like clockwork so far (via Cozy). They reached out with a a laundry list of concerns, most of which are minor and ...

My reaction is the loan amount could then be well above the acquisition cost of the property.