It's good to shoot for the stars!

another thing to consider before you add a bunch of questions to your screeningsyou have to play in the everyone gets a gold star for participation arenathat means if you question someone about certain topics when it comes to there financial well being you may end up in courta lot of the rental questionnaires are controlled and monitored by statethey are a lot like the employment applications and the referral calls after a person has been fired from a job, if you ask certain questions you could end up in hot water be careful and have a attorney look over your lease agreements in the state you are doing business inenjoy

My Amex bill is frequently over $100k a month - Amex is trickier as a charge card but it does give you a month "float" and the rewards are unbeatable.Last year went to Europe and Dubai in first class and stayed in 5 star hotels

Morris is not a turn key provider he is simply a marketing person.. and a great one at that.. but he has no clue about real estate that I can absolutely tell you.. to infer that D class is better than A and B it takes someone who simply does not know better to make a statement like that.. its a total rookie who saw a niche to use his star power to make a ton of dough on the back of a lot of really innocent victims. 

I want to take as many "short cuts" and capitalize on any advantages as I can.So in these books and podcasts where you're basically shooting for the stars is alright with me.

I agree with a lot of the above.The website itself even shows more information on the accuracy of zestimates https://www.zillow.com/zestimate/It has star ratings based on your city.

I now run a successful auto detailing business in two states with numerous return customers and 5 star reviews. 

They left me a 4-star review.

@Lon Breitenbach Speak with a couple of Energy Star (or better) window manufacturers.  

A good vinyl energy star rated window should run you under $200.