I sure hope someone else can chime in about this, but I think I read about listing "John and Jane Doe" (or "all occupants", which is what Kris is probably referring to) as additional people to evict.

Many mentors in this situation want the novice to put up most or all of the money in exchange for splitting profits evenly.The hours are reasonable if the properties and tenant class are nice, and he's training you and passing off his established system for doing things.

Is assessing a house pretty uniform or all over the place?

The seller refused to sign the contract on terms agreed by him orally.

First the rule as usually talked about here on BP is 2% of purchase price (or all in price) not mortgage.Once you figure the % that works for your market and personal needs and goals then you can use it as a screening tool.

If you can utilize one or all of these comfortably it will help a lot.2.

I look forward to any or all correspondence.

When a Realtor runs ads just about thier services, it is usually because they don't have listings to run, some might, but I doubt you'll see a personal ad by a Realtor in a community who is successful and been around twenty years, I never have.Now, I'm retired, I can sit here for an hour if I like, or all day, but if someone in business is not tending to business chatting away or drumming up business, that too is an indication I'd think.

Robyn Roberts - Seems that your screening process is inadequate, when I consider that you also posted this:Originally posted by Robyn Roberts:...

I don't want to get into places that require a whole new roof, or new exterior or all new mechanicals.