Taxes, Insurance and Water Garbage seem low to me, but like the other posters it could be a New Orleans bias.

While the .5% response rates from the postcards are mostly quality calls.Maybe because I have a little bit of a biased to direct mail marketing, or marketing in general, I have the view that there is no maximum when you are looking to market yourself or your business.

That sounds like it could contain bias and you really should take an application in the order that it was received and run it through your process.  

I might be a little bias towards Caliber because that's what I know, but I know that I can highly recommend them!

This worries me because I don't know if the their information is a little biased or not. 

Hi Yan,I'm biased because I work at HomeUnion, but I love it :-) 

i'm biased to the brick exterior it makes maintenance way lower.

Then you can speak to prospects about it from a non-biased position and point them to the police department to verify.

I guess my experiences are bias because I am the contractor and my partnerships are in place because the investor wants me to handle all aspects of it and get a check.I understand there are some real characters out there which then I can see your reasoning.

However, I can't help but wonder if they are slightly biased towards more expensive (stable) properties, since they are presumably less maintainance (ie a $150K SFR in Plano, TX vs $45K in Irving, TX).