The $2500 may be rather accurate.

Many individuals with decent to high incomes also have mediocre credit scores based on events earlier in life that does not say anything about their reliability today.Not to say you should just accept anyone with a bad credit score, as it's an accurate indication of credit-worthiness more often than not.

Because it is designed specifically for tenant screening, ResidentScore offers a more accurate assessment of risk on a lease than a typical credit score.

I know the standard procedure is to get your offer accepted and then go about your due diligence, but even after calling around and finding labor/material costs I'm not confident my numbers would be accurate.

Should i schedule a viewing of the place first and go with a contractor so i can get an accurate estimate of the repair cost?

>There is a common theory that these large banks use the floating money from holds to make a little vigorish, I wouldn't be surprised....This is accurate.

Is this an accurate depiction in your estimation?

While wholesalers essentially do the same thing, no question, the good ones go above and beyond in providing accurate lists of repairs, supplying contacts to help the buyer if the deal goes through, or to help the seller if the deal doesn't go through.

If those numbers are accurate, sounds like a great deal.

Repeat the above enough times throughout the years until you are experienced enough to accurately do it yourself .