Agents are like drivers - just because they have a license doesn't mean they're any good. 

My duplex 30 minutes outside of Boston went from a total rent of $3600 a month to $4,100, with 20+ solid qualified applicants in a week.I'm sure this is very similar to a lot of the major cities around the US, but as people mentioned earlier in this thread, it depends on your market and what the key drivers in the area are.

He took our personal and confidential information including drivers licenses, social security numbers, bank statements and other sensitive information we gave him to prove we were worthy to fund HIS deals and he purposely and maliciously violated the signed confidentiality agreement by putting it all on the dark internet.

Either way, you are more in the driver’s seat than you think.

@Linda Weygant did you check her drivers license to see that she is who she says she is? 

The effects of a particular president (or even governing party) would likely be small on the major economic forces that drive real estate.

The potential cost savings of getting rid of drivers for the trucking industry is HUGE.

My main driver for motivated seller leads will be online, but then potentially do longer term follow ups via direct mail.

"I believe that wholesalers are more likely to be dishonest or deceptive than realtors or pastors or cab drivers."

We may request that some documents be notarized or that a copy of your driver’s license is submit just to confirm you are the legal owner 14.