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Matt M. How do you "appreciate" your rental property?
9 November 2012 | 16 replies
This means that your future buyer will need to do virtually nothing to move in or rent out your property, that it is visually appealing to the masses with good curb appeal, that it does not have deferred maintenance, and that it would be eligible for the maximum array of financing options for your buyer.
Philip Accardo Creative real estate lead generation
29 September 2021 | 19 replies
Would someone mind posting an example pic of one of your handwritten signs, so I can get a better visualization?
John Kim Converting my Primary into a Rental and managing remotely
19 July 2024 | 6 replies
Change the air filters, make sure sprinklers are set and watering, landscaping done, check on cracks and leaks, visually inspect roof, also checking for pets, and how many people living there. 
Chris Daliani Multi-Family % Down
30 June 2015 | 8 replies
@Chris DalianiExcel gives a great visual on this.I put 20k down and get $450/month cash flow.If I put 5k down I get $370/month cash flow.15,000/80 = 188 (187.5) months = 15 years 8 months is the point where the equations equal out.  
Account Closed Buying a Rental is pretty easy, Keeping it is another story
10 August 2015 | 10 replies
I have lived through furnaces being stolen from the property, water heaters taken, siding removed from  the houses that had siding,   Copper pipes being ripped out of our houses, to Ministers who rented our homes saying they could visualize themselves living there forever, but inside meaning to never pay the rent of course.
Henry Lazerow Would you be OK if your realtor had full sleeve tattoo?
4 December 2020 | 180 replies
I think the color leads me to be more accepting of the tattoos I see.BUT, I figure the Tattoo is no worse a statement than a pretty little jewel in the ear or the style of your hair and clothing.I am a very visual person.
Terry Portier Garage/Room Addition Build
17 December 2018 | 11 replies
Really add the visual component.
William S. Is this Turnkey a good deal?
7 January 2016 | 19 replies
Make sure you fly to MO and visually inspect the house, have an independent appraisal look at it and for God's sake get an inspection done.  
Brianna H. How to Accurately Estimate ROI
26 January 2016 | 39 replies
It helps me look at the year and read down that column to see what the returns were to visually compare.What I wanted to do and what I started out doing was trying to figure a way to include my additional payments I make since I don't conform to just paying the standard principal amount.
Sean Dezoysa Webinar vs Teleseminar for pitching distressed sellers?
12 April 2013 | 1 reply
Webinars offer a visual component, teleseminars are more familiar to older demographics.