Option 1: Dedicated Property Manager- Calls may not always be answered live, and response times could be up to 1-2 days.- However, you’ll always have the same go-to person for all your needs.Option 2: Concierge Call Center- Calls will be answered live 99% of the time by one of three team members.- These team members serve in a concierge-style role, taking calls and addressing your needs.

There is no such thing as a "Master Broker certification" Its made up. 

John is right about the enemy method, its the only accurate way to estimate revenue.The blanket estimated revenue amounts on analysis websites like AirDNA can be a decent baseline, but generally include too big a pool of properties to give a very precise estimate.The way I use the enemy method: Sign up for a pricing software that has market analysis (I use PriceLabs but most of the pricing softwares have this feature).

@Joyce KimHELOC and home equity loan are not the sameEquity line of credit is a line of credit that let’s you withdraw up to specific amount and you can take less and pay interest on what you drawFor example if you had a $50k line of credit you may choose to use $20k of it and it is usually ten years where you can pay it off and draw moreA home equity loan is a second mortgage which is a fixed amount and paid off over a period of timeHELOC is better in my opinion but if you have no income it will be difficult to get approved even with the equity you haveCommon misconception people have is if you have equity you can just take it, that’s not the case the bank also wants to make sure you have the ability to repay it.

The people involved in the transaction may know the lender and their reputation to close deals giving your offer an advantage.

Hi guys, I signed up about 3 weeks ago and no one can seem to help me get my Live Oak Business account connected to Rentredi.

I brought this situation up to my Lawyer and he stated that this would most likely be handled by whats called an ejectment, which is different than a eviction.

Obviously, it depends, but how would you divide up that money?

Those add up to $35k. 

If you are trying to invest close to where you live, that makes sense, but a 4-family in those areas is going to run well North of $1m, depending on the neighborhood and you don't want to bite off that much on a first investment.