Other users can browse these deals, view detailed investment metrics, and potentially connect with the deal posters.Pros:Simple and straightforward to build.Leverages the existing interest and user base from Dealsletter.Validates the idea with minimal investment.Cons:Limited engagement if users only post deals without further interaction.Might not fully address the needs of users looking for investment opportunities.Option 2: Investment Partnership PlatformConcept: A platform allowing both accredited and non-accredited investors to come together and invest in real estate deals.

I lived in Indy then moved back to the Bay Area (long story) so I knew the area, much more now down to a detailed level now.

But, I do think it is important (like you said) that it specifies details about the commission, etc.

We currently own two rental properties (details below) and are ourselves renting a place to live in ($2350/month).

I know that asking for general figures to use for estimates is difficult, but I was hoping that there was some general guidance to use when doing a quick, initial pass, knowing that it could vary when really getting into the details and project.

@Don Konipol, I especially appreciate your detailed response and perspective.

A checklist or detailed description of move-in condition is required to deduct anything from the security deposit. 

Tell us about the details, I'm sure many newbies would love to learn how to scored your first deal! 

It seems like selling and renting is the biggest wealth builder in the end Rent in a lower cost area with a lower monthly payment and use the difference gained  to invest in the stock market ( which would yield around 8 percent) Keep the primary and hold it long term ( average appreciation in california from what I could see is about 5 to 6 percent if you look back in time Keep it as long term rental ,it would rent for $3800 current mortgage is 6150 $ - doesnt seem smart to me Let me know if you need any more details in order for you to give me a better answer or insights 

MULTIFAMILY EGI INCOMEMultifamily GPR: Rent Roll Rents w/ Laggards @ MarketLess - Concessions: 0.50%-1.00% (Depending on market)Less - Vacancy: 5.00%-7.00% (Depending on market)Less - Bad Debt / Delinquency: 0.50%-1.00% (Depending on market)Multifamily NRI= Multifamily GPR - Concessions - Vacancy - Bad DebtOther Income: Get a rent roll detail showing all the other lease charges by unit.