The Caliber group will only review properties on Thursday nights that they feel great about recommending the numbers for a flip.

Hi Group,First I want to thank everyone for the amount of information I have learned in here. Here is the situation. I am a broker in South Bend Indiana. I went on a listing presentation for a tri-plex today. I really...

Browsed the turnkey-reviews.com website and it's pretty much all five star reviews.Of 110 reviews, there is only 1 one star review and 5 four star reviews.  

She states "there is a clause that can be in effect that helps with the potential nightmare this could be, however I have never reviewed one".I've read otherwise; where the tenant can be reported to their social worker which then makes them responsible for handling these repairs themselves.Can anyone point me in the right direction to get the correct verbage to make this the tenant's responsibility?  

I have gotten a lot out from reviewing blogs that answer many of my questions so I thank you for that.

You just have to review the situation with your accountant to make sure that you are OK.

Even though their lists can work well for certain types of direct mail efforts (depending on what types of properties and owners you're targeting), they're not always the best fit for everything, and some counties (usually the more rural, sparsely populated ones) have issues like the ones you're seeing.If current tax delinquent data is part of what you're relying on, I'd say your better option would be to go directly to the county and get it (because the county is always going to have the most current and accurate information on hand).If you're looking for some other services that provide lists in a similar fashion (though, most of them don't even give the option of tax delinquent data), you can always check out this review I did on 5 of the more well-known services to choose from.

Update: We picked up discharge papers from HOA attorney and our lawyer is now reviewing them for completeness so keeping fingers crossed.

I read the guide for first time investor and the rule of thumb for return on renting is 2% which mean if my property is 100 then my monthly return is 2k. I personal think this number is way too out of reach anywhere i...

Any reviews?