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Ben Horan Competitive Market Deal Analysis
15 July 2019 | 0 replies
I am breaking into a hot and competitive market, and may have the opportunity to purchase two identical four-plexes on one lot.
Phillip Syrios What are the best ways to do rent comps for SFH?
14 November 2014 | 15 replies
One of the most distinct ways I've found them to be different is that there are rarely two identical houses.
Sam Sendgraff Achieving The 2% Rule in Tulsa Oklahoma
12 January 2015 | 8 replies
When I bought an almost identical house in Houston my property taxes were closer to $3000.
Mike Tooley My company name already exists....
29 November 2009 | 9 replies
Your company name will be your identity, do you want to share it with other companies?
Joshua Dorkin ** Tenant Screening & Credit Checks for Landlords **
27 June 2012 | 43 replies
For only $20, landlords get: - Credit-based leasing recommendation/security deposit recommendation - National criminal report (including 50 state sex offender and OFAC/terrorist searches) - Renter fraud warnings - Automated renter identity verification For an additional $5, the landlord may also receive: - Immediate access to a credit report (a complete report formatted for readability while still keeping the renter's personal data private) - Viewable credit score - Renter fraud warnings - Detailed rental address history Learn more about SmartMove on our tenant screening page or by visiting the training videos.
Brett Fredrickson Mortgage Leads
16 June 2020 | 13 replies
The issues that I had with the experience were:- Semi-exclusivity meant nothing...firstly they had picked through them, then they released them for resale---by the time they got to me, people were changing their identities to get away from the 30-50 lenders that had called before me (honestly)...even in the best case scenerio (when the lead provider is being ethical), they still and shouldn't promise exclusivity...because they have no control over what sites the client had visited before and after theirs...- All about price...it got so ridiculous towards the end, that I was just pricing it out at overhead (so that I could breakeven and then break the contract)---even the subprime borrowers were beating the sh*t out of me (when they are normally appreciative & cooperative)...- Bogus leads: I don't like paying for crap---missing or wrong email/phone numbers was a common occurrence---I was expected to pay for it regardless of quality or validity.
Dennis S. Suggestions needed for dealing with a Tenant
29 November 2018 | 14 replies
Cozy is the preferred method of rent collection, but this tenant refuses to set it up due to a fear of a past identity theft issue. 
Nat C. Another day, another shonky contractor
19 June 2015 | 30 replies
Claiming you need to hide your identity and location is suspicious. 
Luke Duffney What if I cant seem to find a positive cash flow deal in market?
19 April 2018 | 57 replies
Identical duplex on the same street (just few blocks down the road from mine) went pending nearly $70,000 higher than what I'm paying.
Cody Kitaura Is this $420K duplex too expensive? (Sacramento, CA)
20 June 2020 | 4 replies
Recent capex: Both HVAC 5 years old, water heaters 4 years oldUnit one: 964 sq ft, vacant, market rent $1500 (I saw an identical house down the street with a "for rent" sign at $1575)Unit two: 964 sq ft, rented, $1250Property taxes: $5,500 / yrThe seller seems antsy to sell (the owner is a realtor and apparently emailed our realtor twice yesterday asking if we're interested), so I'm targeting $400K, with 20% down.The current owner provided these numbers:Annual operating expenses: $6,000Annual utilities: $4,000Annual insurance: $600When I use DealCheck, sometimes it has positive cashflow and sometimes it doesn't, depending on what I put for vacancy, capex, maintenance, etc.