I am interested in the property and although i have excellent credit and steady income I don't have the down payment required by the banks (I have only used banks in the past).

Some data points we look at are population, population growth/loss, unemployment, crime rate etc.We then filter out the rows with characteristics from those data points that do not fit our criteriaAfter filtering, we order bpos on every row, and that gets returned to us in a massive spreadsheet.We then run some calculations to filter out blatantly bad BPOs and filter out words we don't want like such as "fire", "burned", "demolished" and "razed".Once we have a list of properties we're interested in, we use an excel formula to create a bid amount for each row.We get to pick out the properties we want to bid on in the pools.

Hi Ryan,I can't help you with the Charleston market, but if you have low cash, I think MHs are an excellent way to go.To me, they have a lot of advantages: Small amount of money to buy one, with high cash flow.

There was one Podcast that was 2 hours long, basically it was a sales pitch but hey I got a lot of info just from the podcast alone for HUD Forclosures when a light bulb went off (I think my wifes overhead light blew out lol)over my head and I said Aha, checked out the info and figured out the rest without paying the $550 fee that he was requesting for his stuff, I just wish I had his spreadsheet for Excel lol...I am not that good at Excel lmao or I would've figured out that part on my own as well lmao....

I'm excellent with computer software and have years of experience with customer service.Please let me know if there is anything I can do to assist you or your office team.Thank you for your time,Bob Davis

However, credibility is important, so you need to ensure these deals are profitable before you show them around.Good luck with it!

These are excellent sources for information, networking and friendships.I hosted a networking mixer last month and I'm finalizing the details for the next event, I anticipate will be in the last week of June.

okay, so I'm a 27 year old full time student with sketchy credit( progress of repairing) who has managed to scrape up some change, about 30k or so and me and a childhood friend who has near excellent credit have been talking about buying a house or a duplex if possible to live in and also rent out, is it really hard?

Its its on the MLS, its trivial.If you're offering it at a price higher than the MLS price, you would lose serious credibility in my book.

I just wanted a simple excel spreadsheet calculator to evaluate rental property quickly around the 50% rule.