This is my process for building a comp analysis using price labs and applying the enemy methodology to see what you can expect for revenue numbers of a potential investment property.

This is because the materials will have sample hardship letters, advice on what to include in cover letter, where to put your offer amount etc.

Building Dept got them to modify to a more sane every 3 years.3) Our cost is $500-$600 due to 20+ paint samples that have to be sent to lab for testing.4) If the building was constructed before 1977, no LBPI needed.

The guy to ask is Ryan Robinson per this story: http://www.bizjournals.com/austin/blog/at-the-watercooler/2014/02/how-many-people-move-to-austin-a-day-heres-the.html You should send him an email to get his source and methodology.

The list price for the home is $175k and I put an offer in for $170k with $5k in closing costs back.Now I'm realizing that determining a fair market price for a multi family home is slightly more difficult because of the small sample size. 

If you go to the Tools tab then filesplace tab, I believe there are sample letters that folks have used for driving with dollars pitches.

Would really appreciate a sample deal with numbers to fully understand.thanks!

Small sample, but asked them if there was a number that they would consider bring in the trades...100k a year didn't move them.

Would greatly appreciate anyone willing to share their lease they use for new tenants and any applicable addendums. I have one that isn't geared to tenant- PM. Only one geared toward tenant-owner. Please feel free to ...

I have sample marketing materials.