Currently performing 400 inspections per year. 6 months of apprenticeship before he started inspections, no relative trade exposure before then.Inspector #2: in business since 2011 (A- rated on bbb website, no complaints, however short history), previous trade was electrician, also does commercial inspections for insurances.

I will perform property management, of properties purchased by funds in the 401k plan, as well as properties I purchased with funds outside.

I did pay a realtor a couple hundred bucks to perform a valuation of the property (but that was for my husband's sake - I actually made the deal to sell the house without actually telling him the house was for sale.

Your ability to sell it [at a profit] is dependent on other factors.Are you dealing with a non-performing note, a re-performing note, or a performing note?

What type of performance will the bank require from your property during underwriting.Its 3am and the phone rings and your tenants w/heater just started leaking and the water has leaked out of the laundry room into the living room carpet.

Most importantly is costs close to nothing if you have leftover drywall.See a video on how to perform a "California Patch" by clicking on either name for it.

Here's another other thing I'm finding - especially in the Memphis market - is property performance.

I have used this many times on under performing properties I purchased.Notice, I did not say more acceptable.

We still take an application fee and perform regular screening (credit/background/reference/employment checks) but our expectations are most will have little to no credit history.

I'm thinking like this: First the Micro: How are MY target areas performing in terms of economic indicators?