Some properties had lower vacancy because they severely cut their screening standards to put heads in beds, but their units were full of concession surfers who would take the one month free deal, never pay, wait to be evicted, then repeat at the next property. 

Works great and is free.When you receive a call, it'll ask you to press 1 to answer, so it gives you an idea that the party calling has dialed your Google voice number.A land line is really not that great, since unless you have that forwarded to your mobile phone, you can miss calls.If you wait long to get back to someone, that can very well be a missed opportunity.

Whether you use an Equity Line Of Credit, or private loans, there's no escaping the hit your current cash flow would take!

The bottom line is that self-directed Solo 401k can be great tool for you in your overall financial planning and wealth building plan. 

They have very low inventory and only had one property that he could send me, a 2 bed 1 bath for $38,000.  

Some folks want to do a rough estimate for those categories and some want to enter in amounts for every line.

If the cracking is simply along grout lines and there are no raised edges, you could probably cover it with the vinyl (it will be hard underfoot).  

It can be a possibility to get owner financing.If you do not currently have a lender lined up, find one and get a preQualified loan letter to use with your offers.  

Hi there -- I'm very new to RE and BP, so apologies if common economic logic already answers this question.I live in Chicago along the Blue line in Logan Square, which is a "hot" neighborhood.

I realize that many of the sales shown may not be viable comps to the subject property, but "if" the data is accurate it will give a trend of the neighborhood....IE....If I've got 5 sales in the same neighborhood in the last 12 months OF like kind and quality then I've got a trend line I can loosely base a starting point on...but IF the data in Zillow is NOT accurate in terms of the actual sale prices then it's worthless...so that's what I was getting at.