Make calls to your cash buyers, mark it up, assign it, make the difference.

Hi @Mark Leischner.

My name is Mark, I’m 22 years old, single, no kids.

Otherwise it looks like I am close, just need to find a house that I can push the rent up into the lower 800's and then I would over the $100 mark with a 30 year refi.

I check marked the wrong box stating that the landlord pays for bed bug removal. 

So if an offer of $30k would get me my desired cashflow of $250 after all expenses (including saving for cap ex property management and maintenance) then I would start with an offer somewhere below that 30k mark and if the seller comes in higher you move on. 

@Sean Walton is a co-organizer of the gathering and hopefully chime in with more information.Warm regards,Mark..

Some things to look out for are the fees. environmental fees, excessive weight fees, another trick of the industry is billing cycles. some will bill monthly so you are billed 12 times a year others may bill every 4 weeks so you get billed 13 times a year (52 weeks/4= 13 bill)based on my experience the big guys tend to play ball and kill on volume to shut out little guys. also these little guys rely on the big guys station to dump, so they charge a base fee and mark it up or put add on to make money.

@Alan Sapugay we are at the 6 month mark. 

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