if any of that happened in September, then it goes against the September rent roll that may have been collected on the 1st, the PM fee should be broken down into the 30 days as well and you only take out 6 days, that was terminated. demand receipts for the work and the paid energy bill.

I even did lots of research on the company and it has very good reputation, so I felt good about themThe estimate I was given was a lump sum with all the items listed, no broken down list.

A good resale value note will be well seasoned (over a year of on time payments), interest rate of 7-9%+, balloon is a plus, in short foreclosure or highly desirable state, good equity in the house, and created by a licensed Residential Mortgage Loan Originator.If note is poorly created, mortgagor can walk away with a free house that mortgagee cannot even foreclose on due to possible broken laws or poor paperwork.

Below is current data on median rental rates for single family homes in Austin broken down by MLS area.Here is a map of Austin MLS areas:Here are the 30 areas in Austin with the highest median single family rents: Here are the 30 areas in Austin with the lowest median single family rents:I hope some of you find this helpful!

John Kunick I see you're from Broken Arrow...good to hear from a fellow Okie.

I attempted to wholesale 40 acres in Broken Arrow, OK and the best piece of advise I can give you is to spring for a survey...every potential buyer will ask you for it and none of them will want to pay for it.

I also encourage you to listen to all of the BP podcasts as they are a treasure trove of free and lucrative information.My vote is if you can't scrape together more than $5-10K on your own for this idea, then how are you going to fix a broken pipe or a leaky roof that has a tenant in it when it comes time?  

There were a litany of major repairs needed (structural work, mold infestation, an unusable garage that needed full replacement, broken a/c, big hole in roof, etc. etc. etc.).  

--- If there is no security deposit... you are assuming these tenants and in essence you become a landlord by default... what happens if the tenants leave the home in a broken state?

If it is broken again rinse and repeat until it stops breaking or at least they are covering the cost.