Buyers often have access to comps, so if the price doesn’t line up with what’s selling in the area, they won’t bite, no matter how nice the property is.Another huge factor is marketing.

So make certain you are working with someone who has access to data on actual signed rental rates. 

Perfect for today’s market.Speed of Approval: He was aproved and had access to funds within two weeks, which gave him the edge to close on a high-potential property.Clear Communication: The team explained everything in plain English.

We acquired InvestorFuse (a premium CRM for wholesalers) a few years ago and we decided to make a whole set of the features free to be more accessible for people getting started. https://carrot.com/features/crm/with all of that said... the function is great, but the user interface as of today is a bit more clunky than we'd like.

@Dawson Foley, typically, the only reason to build new, versus rehab, is if you are going to increase the size or have MAJOR rework to the floor plan, i.e. currently one bedroom is only accessible through the other, with no easy way to add a hall.  

Both great ways to gain access to capital. 

I called them the next day, and they wouldn't give me my money back because they said that whoever accessed my account was given the password.

For those that do remote showings and provide a code to prospective tenant to access an electronic lock, what is your setup with a locking screen door?

Fraudulent income documents are a growing issue, especially with easy access to fake pay stub and bank statement generators. 

If you don't have MLS access it's tough to find actual rented data, however you can use apartments.com to see active listings and gauge rent comps by days on market.