Even in the large "hotel volume" quantities that many of us are purchasing in, seems odd that we can't find somewhere better than Costco which is where everyone shops!

You will need to learn how to put quantities though.

This answer probably is per city and real estate appreciation env...The thing about AdWords is the quality (& quantity) of your leads is directly related to the KEYWORDS (phrases) you advertise on.  

I’ll be on them next week seeking quantity of showings, feedback during showings and if there is any other marketing tactics they should/could employ.  

It has nothing to do with the amount but everything to do with quantity.  

Contractors notoriously have a bad name and there is a reason for that.My thoughts and suggestions are below:Look for Quality over quantity of bids - Make sure bids are in writing and nothing just verbal.  

It depends on what type of storage, the condition, quantity, who will rent them and location.  

We should have 10 to 15 calendar days to get the funding with the harmony lender so that we can close the deal.And that is the general process.

After all, I'd expect the localities with the highest property tax to have lower P/R ratios to compensate.I wrote out a rough equation for the %CoCR based off the 50% rule:%CoCR = (50% * Price / (P/R) - Excess Property Tax - Mortgage Payment) / (Price * % Down)Simplifying,%CoCR = (50% * P/R - %Excess Property Tax - %Mortgage Payment) / (%Down)Since %Down and %Mortgage Payment are going to be basically constant assuming I can get a conforming mortgage, it can be simplified further:%CoCR is proportional to P/R - 2 * %Excess Property TaxI called this quantity "Adjusted P/R".

The site owners have something to sell and measure content by quantity of clicks and posts.