Their figure is the average rent for the area, and is posted on their website:http://www.huduser.org/portal/datasets/fmr.html

http://www.huduser.org/portal/datasets/fmr.html

Population change since 2000: -1.5% Read more: http://www.city-data.com/city/Scranton-Pennsylvania.html#ixzz4AebIrzXFI use city-data for a lot of statistical/demographic analysis and then I go after specific on other portals with more recent and selective data (like crime reports etc.)

Most Flat Fee companies charge a flat fee for listing the property in the local MLS an other portals but I don't know of any that show the properties.

Your tenants can log into a portal to make secure rent payments and the accounting for those payments is done for you automatically.  

However if you want to have a conversation, I am happy to get on a call with you to answer any questions you have about the process, the portals and the properties that are being crowdfunded.

John what most of my REO broker friends do is save a screen shot of the portal showing it's been submitted as proof.They DO NOT have to do this to appease a buyer but some do anyways rather than get umpteen calls not believing they have submitted it.So you can try and ask for some documentation but you have no control.Best thing to do is make your offer most favorable with the things I talked about earlier with the least conditions and see what happens.You can only submit your best and if someone else is willing to do more or pay more you simply move to the next deal as you can't control it.

We, as licensed agents, retain easy access to more of the historical data, however I can grant anyone access, through my portal, to all property currently listed in our MLS system, which covers the northern section of the state.

Unless you specifically want to chat about your statements it's available 24hrs a day through the owners portal.

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