We keep guest info cards at our rentals.

Are you confident that the firm will structure the offering properly to be both legally compliant and marketable?

Runs about $125 from signstapler.com#3 is networking and passing out business cards, I use ugly yellow trifold business cards from vistaprint.com.

One week after reading Danny Johnson's blog and many posts on this site as well as other info I found on the internet -- I ordered 100 bandit signs and 2,000 "We Buy Houses" business cards.

The starting bid is in line with the proper value of the property.

Next you either wholesale it which involves marketing, finding buyers, closing...all while trying to make a modest profit.Or you could rehab and resell it which involves properly setting your budget, knowing the market to determine exact repairs/finishes to make, lining up contractors, managing your budget, managing your contractors, managing your schedule to minimize your holding costs, finding an end buyer, with 100+ other tasks mixed in.Your comment about planning is dead on.

Moved to proper forum.I think you mean that his parents actually own the home (i.e., are the "grantee" on the deed) and have a mortgage on it.

There are extra costs involved in both, but in my opinion for a tenant who does not have cash or cheque on hand in full amount, having that option to put it on their credit card is useful.

I also do index sized business cards with pictures that I hand to everyone.

Also is it safe, i hear about credit card company's jacking up interest rates after you sign for loans these days but...