Way to represent your sellers.  

Thanks Columbus, Ohio is a great market to pick up rental properties because of the lower home prices and demand from renters.

We are looking for properties in a B or C area with a B or C rating and most importantly, the investment property should have a value-add capability.Ideally, we are looking at properties between 50 and 200 units but if close enough and a win-win, we will to take a look.Contact me if you are a serious seller or Seller Broker/Agent.

This can save on taxes by avoiding a bump up into a higher tax bracket if the seller had a huge gain."

If buying becomes more affordable, then there will be less demand for rentals and the rent prices will go down.I can be wrong, just like everyone else, but I think this is a terrible time to buy a property with negative cash flow, even in high-appreciation markets like San Diego.

If you're a seller and your home has a low-interest FHA financing, you may be able to sell your home for a higher price.

We want to buy single family homes for rent.If Tampa isn’t a good idea, please feel free to recommend areas in Florida.Thanks in advance1) Focus on good areas for both appreciation long-term and strong rental demand.  

I would prefer to place the title in a trust and purchase a majority share in the trust, as I have heard people are doing (clears the mortgage from the seller's DTI), but I would really appreciate hearing what you have to say.

Several factors impact ADR, including location, seasonality, supply and demand, property type and size, and local events.

Wholesaling is 70% marketing and sales - without marketing, you don't get leads - without leads, you don't sell your service to sellers - without sales, you don't convert those sellers' leads into contracts - without contracts/properties, you don't have a product to sell to your buyers - without sales and marketing, you can't properly sell a property to an end buyer.People expect to build SOPs and have consistency within a few months of the operation, which is crazy to think.