Good luck you have it about right when I talked to the manufacturer of the machine he quoted me 10% savings and of course some time savings .. u also have the issue with man power and who knows how to use them and the other subs who have never worked with them.. then getting them approved at the county level etc etc..

v=oB6iQnyO1c4This is the web address of the discussion with Gary Pickren that John U. referenced.

U usually have to bring some cash into the deal that is more than 10%..  

U still need the human element in the woods be hard to have robots out there walking up and down 10 to 30 degree pitch's where feller bunchers cant work and the trees still need human fellers to cut them down..

Good luck. to take this further into the tulles U can still pull up old deed restrictions that are of record that tell you who you can and cannot sell property to..

i iknow of a couple investors who are members of those sites. i thought about it, but didn't when they couldn't tell me how many leads came in per month on avg.i like being in control of my own marketing and once u have it going consistently the phone will ring. the other leads are icing on the cake

This is the case in Newark, where the landlord is required to register the rent annually and then can increase the rent based on CPI-U (in May that was 2.9%).

Look at the latest U-Haul migration report.

U charge the buyer a fee then ? 

What Kate describes is basic Due diligence one oh one before U close. and if Kate is relying on her mentor or their VAs to do her due diligence I can tell you that is not the way to go about it..