Sorry I couldn't be more precise!

Market rents don't correlate precisely, or follow the same timing, as resale prices.

Though i've seen the previous posts on related discussions, wanted to be a little more precise. 

Same amount of money, but on a per unit basis, the cost is lower.To more precisely answer your question though, I've never bought a property in which i did not have a full rent roll and historical expense statement.

Rule 506(c) offerings are technically private placements, made only to “accredited” investors.

It's also possible that someone could call himself a Flipper and he is correct, although it would be more precise if he said he was a Wholesaler.Am I off base here?

That's when having clear precise details.

In my experience, the most troublesome landlords are the ones with 12-month leases precisely because they know they have locked the tenant in.Teresa, there is zero reason to assume that MTM contracts inevitably have annual rent increases.

But users just don't pay close enough attention when creating their topic, so topic titles and forum placement end up poor - and nobody even notices.

If the PM is solid, offer 1/2 month placement fee,  get the tenant to pay water and get another 5% off the price.