Need to work a lot harder to find double digit yields.

folks... last time I was in this situation I was getting very nervous, when I tried to dial seller's phone, by the time I get to the seventh digit I would just quit. finally, I mustered enough courage and told her my number. and when she accepted I flipped over from my chair and spelled the coffee. hardly believed it!!.

It’s a Digital Guestbook platform that allows you to create an awesome guestbook for your guests to access on their phone or computer.

In addition, what I really need or don’t need from a month to month basis so I know.For example, my mind was thinking 1) use you or carrot for SEO, such as website building, and get organic leads through being seen on google,  tracking, and support2) get flipster to get more leads, repair cost calculation, cash buyer and lenders, skip tracing, comps, ringleas voicemail, email marketing, instant deal rehab analyzer, offer generator pro, digital contracts, track leads based on key words and supportOr3) Propstream - to have property data information and history, up to date comps, reports, rehab calculator, mobile app, trends and analysis And a Crm4) CRM- use Investor fuse or podio for tracking on what keyword or phrases our working or not working.

You may also be able to buy a digital copy from the newspaper of all the public notices.

He's transparent about everything he's ever done in real estate and sells a digital course from his success in those fields."

We don't call the owner, unless a real emergency; winter freeze-up/flood, blown water heater, tree fell on house, that type of major issue.We have our vendors/contractors take before, during and after digital photos of all maintenance work, and submit those with the invoice via email. 

On the face of it though, offering $65k for a property that SHOULD sell for $80k+ looks ok.You DO realize that its expenses may/will take it below double digit returns for your buyer, right?...

In my area I am not expecting more than mid single digit appreciation for many years to come.

As the very least, the cash on cash return should be up in double digits, if not 20% or better.To cycle back to cap rates, consider what this really means.